REPEAT OFFENDER … KIX guitarist Ronnie Younkins under house-arrest after repeated run-ins with Police

KIX pictured left to right: Brian “Damage” Forsythe, Mark Schenker,
order womenra online in the best USA pharmacy www.clerkenwellislingtonclinics.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/wiki/wiki-womenra.html no prescription with fast delivery drugstore
Steve Whiteman, Jimmy Chalfant and Ronnie Younkins

Blabbermouth — KIX guitarist Ronnie Younkins is unable to tour with the band because he has been placed under house arrest after repeatedly getting in trouble with the police. He is being temporarily replaced by Bob Paré, an accomplished musician who studied at the Music Institute in Los Angeles and taught music theory and guitar at several institutions, including Western Maryland College and Maryland Institute of Music.

Asked in a new interview with Robert Cavuoto of Sonic Perspectives for an update on Younkins‘s status with KIX, singer Steve Whiteman said: “It’s been an up-and-down adventure with Ronnie over the past five or six years. Sometimes he doesn’t show up to gi

purchase online in the best USA pharmacy walkintowellness.com/wiki-store/buspar-no-prescription/ no prescription with fast delivery drugstore

gs, and Brian Forsythe has to take over and play all the parts. Then he comes back for several months and does really well, only to fall off the wagon or get in trouble with the police. This last time, he got into trouble with the police and is currently in a halfway house under house arrest. That’s the biggest reason he is not out with us now. We were looking at Bob Paré a coup

order flexeril online in the best USA pharmacy www.clerkenwellislingtonclinics.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/wiki/wiki-flexeril.html no prescription with fast delivery drugstore

le of years ago when Ronnie was going through a bad stretch, but Ronnie bounced back. When he shows up, he does great, so we didn’t make the move back then. This time we were forced to.”

Whiteman clarified: “I’m not saying that Ronnie is out of the band. We are just saying [he is not gonna tour with us] until he gets it together [and] his family and these people that are helping him say he is good to go. We are not going to bring him in until he is ready. He has shown in the past he can’t be sober on the road. Being out there in a rock and roll band is a very bad environment.”

He added: “We have a long history of 40 years together.

purchase online in the best USA pharmacy walkintowellness.com/wiki-store/buy-bimatoprost-no-insurance/ no prescription with fast delivery drugstore

You want to give him the benefit that he is going to recover and do well.

buy celexa online in the best USA pharmacy https://www.advancedliving.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/png/buy-celexa.html no prescription with fast delivery drugstore

There have been so many times over the last five or six years [when] we didn’t know if he was going to make it.”

Read the Full story at Blabbermouth

COMMENTS

Metal Sludge is not responsible for offensive comments. That said, you have no right to free speech on this site. This is our site, and we are not the United States government. We reserve the right to edit all comments, and to moderate all comment threads, as we see fit. Happy Sludging!