Sin and Bones

Awesome, man.

Reflecting back just a little bit, man, I saw something where you were talking about it kind of took the album Sin and Bones about five records in before you really kind of felt like you understood what your wheelhouse was as a singer.

So with that said, what kind of changed on that record that finally made you feel like you'd found the true or the right voice for you in Fozzy?

I mean, I don't know if it was like the hand of God reached down and touched me or anything like that, but I just think when you are in a band, it usually takes two or three records to really find yourself.

You can look through any band in history and you'll see that.

I think even though Sin and Bones was our fifth record in the discography, it was our third all original record because the first two had a lot of covers.

So that's when I think we really kind of started figuring out the melodies and kind of what fit what I do as a singer.

And I'm thinking of a song like Sandpaper, those types of songs, Sin and Bones, Spider in My Mouth, all those sorts of things were very much songs that...