“I have memories of Steeler and Keel. I thought Rik Fox was cool of all things. Then I got to Hollywood, and he was such a prick when I think back to the way he treated me. I was just a 19-year-old kid. I would tell him to fuck off now.”

"I remember the night Guns N’ Roses played Cathouse, Andy McCoy of Hanoi Rocks was on heroin drooling right in front of us. I was like no way dude!"

"When I had no band, this girl I dated had all these tickets for Pretty Boy Floyd, and I would take ‘em and stand outside the Roxy and sell the tickets. I made so much money that I never had to work. She wasn't giving them to me to scalp, I was strealing them. The whole stack and would sell them."

Britt Pennella – Blackboard Jungle

"It is just ridiculous for any of these bands to think that their heyday is still going on for anyone other than their fans who are still around, of which there aren’t that many. The average person on the street does not care about a band like L.A. Guns or so many of those other bands."
Tracii Guns

"One morning I woke up and Alice was at the door of my bedroom with two suitcases, and he says, “I’m leaving you.” We just kind of laughed together."

  John Bisaha is the new voice of The Babys       OH BABYS, LOOK WHO’S BACK IN TOWN Iconic rock band the Babys have reformed a generation after being the springboard for John Waite, Journey’s Jonathan Cain and ...

"C.C. DeVille is the best guy. If it wasn’t for him, I never would have been in The Zeros. Sammy Serious, the singer, he called and asked me to join, but I had to fly out to Boston to meet them, and the plane ticket cost $350, so I said I couldn’t do it. But C.C. jumped in and told me I had to do it and that I better fucking go, so he paid for the ticket on his gold card. I still owe him $350."