Adrian Smith of Iron Maiden On His New Book, Monsters of River & Rock – Fishing Compliments What I Do with Maiden and Recharges My Batteries!
Interviews
Chris Robertson of Black Stone Cherry On Their New CD, The Human Condition – Great Riffs Are The Pinnacle To Any Black Stone Cherry Song!
Chris Robertson of Black Stone Cherry On Their New CD, The Human Condition – Great Riffs Are The Pinnacle To Any Black Stone Cherry Song!
Lajon Witherspoon of Sevendust On New CD Blood & Stone – It’s Good To Have An Album That Can Tell A Story And Be Diverse.
Lajon Witherspoon of Sevendust On New CD Blood & Stone – It’s Good To Have An Album That Can Tell A Story And Be Diverse.
Andy Taylor On His Upcoming Solo Album – At 59 Years Old, I’m Making a Solo Album & Playing in Band Again!
Andy Taylor On His Upcoming Solo Album – At 59 Years Old, I’m Making a Solo Album & Playing in Band Again!
Sammy Boller On His New CD, Kingdom Of The Sun – At The Heart Of What I Do Is Search For The Perfect Melody!
Sammy Boller On His New CD, Kingdom Of The Sun – At The Heart Of What I Do Is Search For The Perfect Melody!
Mark Tremonti of Alter Bridge on New EP, Walk the Sky 2.0 – We Want To Keep In Touch With Our Fans!
Mark Tremonti of Alter Bridge on New EP, Walk the Sky 2.0 – We Want To Keep In Touch With Our Fans!
Damon Johnson and The Get Ready on New CD, Battle Lessons – It’s A Classic Hard Rock Sounding Record!
Damon Johnson and The Get Ready on New CD, Battle Lessons – It’s A Classic Hard Rock Sounding Record!
Exploring the many faces of rock – Interview with Giovanni Spano
When you combine all of that material together and mix it with his time in the West End in Jim Steinman’s ‘Bat Out Of Hell: The Musical’, his star turn in Rip It Up – 70s where his performance was so strong he was added to the main headline casting, you start to appreciate that the world is ready for Giovanni Spano. Now sit back and let him entertain you!
Interview with Steve ‘Skinny’ Felton – Mushroomhead
But everything that we’re kind of focusing now because we are trying to get on a better schedule release in an album every two years versus take, four or six. Obviously, shit happens, you cannot predict when people are just going to blindly get off and leave or they decided they do not want to do this anymore and change their lifestyle. It happens, so you cannot be ready for everything