By Thomas S. Orwat Jr Erie, PA- A sold out, ready to rock crowd witnessed the return of Mötley Crüe to the Civic Center in Erie, PA. And It if you were between 30-55, this was most certainly to place to be. And as always The Crue did not disappoint. With a show filled with... Continue Reading →
Ted Nugent – Erie County Fair, Hamburg, NY 08/10/2008
By Thomas S. Orwat Jr. Hamburg, NY-At first it looked like another canceled show at the Erie County Fair concert grounds, (which was no more than just a stage set up on a dirt horse racing track in front of the grandstands). The performance on the prior evening by teen sensation Vanessa Hudges was canceled... Continue Reading →
Phil Collen – Def Leppard / Manraze 06/30/2008
Def Leppard guitarist/songwriter Phil Collen is one of the busiest musicians in Rock right now. Not only is he currently touring the world in support of the Lep’s brilliant recent release “Sparkle Lounge.” He has also just released a CD from his side project Manraze. In addition to Collen, ManRaze also includes veteran musicians Simon... Continue Reading →
Matthias Jabs – Scorpions- 09/08/2007
By Thomas S. Orwat Jr. German multi-platinum hard rock legends, The Scorpions are back with a brilliant new CD “‘Humanity Hour 1.’ Although, some fans have voiced their displeasure with Desmond Child producing this CD, and some have even suggested that Child “hijacked the Scorpions” to make the record he always want to make, the... Continue Reading →
Cliff Williams- AC/DC – Interview 06/28/2007
By Thomas S. Orwat Jr. For over thirty years, bassist Cliff Williams has been the anchor of one of the most successful bands in rock history, AC/DC. And if Cliff has it his way, he’ll do it for many more. And although AC/DC hasn't released a CD since Feb 29, 2000, when "Stiff Upper Lip"... Continue Reading →
Mandy Meyer – Krokus – 09/26/2005
By Thomas S. Orwat Jr. Swiss rockers Krokus are back!!! The band is currently on their first American tour in over 15 years. Although lead singer Marc Storace is the only member remaining from the bands most popular line-up of the early 80’s, the new Krokus is just as good, if not better. Much of... Continue Reading →
