FireHouse

Okay.

By Firehouse.

Okay.

Released in 1990.

What was it called again?

Don't Treat Me Bad.

Firehouse, that's the one.

Firehouse.

You know, that '80s rock, hard rock, glam rock, hair metal, whatever you wanna call it.

But so many artists from those bands have been on here throughout the years, like members of Tesla, Warrant, LA Guns, Twisted Sister, Queensryche, FireHouse, Kiss, Guns N' Roses, Mötley Crüe, Whitesnake.

The list is massive and long.

We'll get into more about that later as well.

I love what he brings to the table.

And, uh, it's too bad we didn't go to high school together, you know? Too bad.

Well, as long as that scenario wouldn't affected FireHouse coming out with a couple albums, you know? [laughs] 'Cause I love those albums.

Well, I, I, thing, I don't know that it would've.

[laughs]

Uh, Love of a Lifetime from Firehouse.

Big old ballad.

That's the kind of ballad-

Okay, here we go.

Love of a Lifetime by Firehouse.

That is horrendous.

That is fucking...

I like Firehouse.

That's a good album.

That's bad.

Okay.

So the band is called FireHouse.

Okay.

I've heard of them.

I'll take the hook and ladder.

[laughs]

Um, so FireHouse, their lead single was a song called Don't Treat Me Bad.

Okay.

Another week, another great podcast.

Thank you guys so much for joining me and taking me back a couple weeks to these interviews that I did at Rocklahoma, and I hope you'll follow the page, uh, On The Road To Rock on Facebook and on, on Instagram, where I'm gonna have some video, some coverage of the Our Lady Peace, Verve Pipe show on Friday night, then on Saturday night, of course, it's Warrant, Lita Ford, and FireHouse.

I'm gonna have all that for you, so be sure you're following us, roadrockpodcast.com. That is the website, and that's where I put up a lot of my written interviews that I do.

So, so much going on.