During Grammy Week in 1996 I interviewed Ian Astbury at the Petersen Automotive Museum in LA for Detroit ZRock. The Cult had broken up in 1995 and Ian had started a new band called The Holy Barbarians. In May of '96 they released their only album 'Cream'. Ian talks about the sounds they were trying to create and cites The Beatles and Garbage as influences. Although work started on a second album, Ian went solo instead with The Cult eventually getting back together in 1999.

Hear the late Rodney Dangerfield cut a radio ID for me. Love Rodney! This was recorded in LA in 1996 where Detroit ZRock was doing Grammy coverage courtesy of MJI from the Petersen Automotive Museum. Also heard here is Detroit ZRock PD Joe Bevilacqua.

This is a commercial I voiced for Art Van Furniture. I got the gig thru The Talent Shop in Detroit. If you need a voice for a commercial, corporate presentation, video game, voice message, or for anything, contact me at: [email protected]

Morgan Rose of Sevendust talks about The ROAR Tour show in Tulsa where Vinnie from Sponge was arrested for using obscenities on stage. This interview aired on 'The Loud Guitar Show' on 102-7 The Bear in Detroit on August 16th in 1997.

In August of 1997 I spoke with Dez Fafara of Coal Chamber prior to their concert in Detroit. Their debut album had been out about 6 months and they'd just landed Sharon Osbourne as their manager. This interview aired on 'The Loud Guitar Show' on 102-7 The Bear on August 16th in 1997.

This is 'The Most Obnoxious Alarm Clock Contest' as heard with Big Al & Scoop on 97.5 WONE in Akron on August 26th in 1991. Fun show! Maybe you called in!

In this 1997 interview you can hear how excited Blackie Lawless is about the upcoming W.A.S.P. album 'K.F.D.'. He discusses being nervous initially calling Chris Holmes about reuniting but how ultimately they picked up as if no time had passed. I did this interview as part of 'The Loud Guitar Show' on 102-7 The Bear in Detroit. It aired on April 5th, 1997.

Alice Cooper called me at 102-7 The Bear in Detroit & we talked about his killer band lineup in 1996, the Michigan State Fair, golf, & his torn allegiances between Phoenix & Detroit sports teams. This interview is from 7.25.96.

At the time of this interview on August 5th in 1995, Filter were a new band just getting their start. Richard Patrick & Brian Liesegang dropped by the Detroit ZRock studios to talk about how the band got together, an unfortunate in concert accident where Brian lost a few teeth, the music scenes of Cleveland & Chicago circa the early 90's & more.

Slash talks about his love of dinosaurs, Slash's Snakepit, & the ongoing creative differences inside Guns N' Roses between himself & Axl Rose that were happening at the time of this interview on May 9th in 1997 on 102-7 The Bear in Detroit.