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Derek Davis of Babylon A.D. Interview

After releasing two albums on Arista Records and shooting a video for "The Kid Goes Wild" for the RoboCop movie, Babylon A.D. may have...

Tony Montana Formerly of Great White Interview

Enjoy this article from our archives, but be sure to check out our latest interview with Tony regarding his new project Shadow and the...

An Interview with Bruce Kulick of KISS and Union

In August of 1996 KISS made history reuniting the original band members and leaving guitarist Bruce Kulick and drummer Eric Singer out of work....

An Interview with Katrina Chester of LUXX

After watching her perform at a New Jersey club over five years ago while visiting a friend in New York, guitarist Ian Hatton (Bonham)...

DC Cooper of Royal Hunt Interview

The HistoryGrowing up in Bradford County, about 2 1/2 hrs East of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, DC Cooper's first live vocal performance was with his uncle's...

An Interview with Mike Tramp

Mike Tramp says that his philosophy on life is that "you gotta take the good with the bad," but whether he is playing in...

Saigon Kick is Ready to Rock Again

After riding two days on a bus from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida to Buffalo, New York, three quarters of the original Saigon Kick, Tom Defile,...

Jeff Pilson of Dokken Interview

With the driving strengths behind Dokken lying in their vocal harmonies, arena-style guitar explosions, and adrenalized live performances, for many fans it was a...

George Lynch of Lynch Mob Interview

As one of the most respected guitarists of his time, George Lynch has been blessed with many endorsements, including a signature series of ESP...

Jeff Pilson Talks Lynch Pilson Project

All it took was a simple phone call and George Lynch and Jeff Pilson found themselves reunited to write a new album that draws...

Sammy Hagar – Cleveland, OH

With a legendary name like Sammy Hagar (Van Halen, Montrose), one can only be left wondering if this seasoned rock star, who must be...

Alice Cooper

When Alice comes out to play, he often invites the audience to enthusiastically witness strangulations, beheadings, beatings, and stabings, but now, with the addition...