Stephen Pearcy

Well, uh, you know, in the past we've talked to, you know, the way that Beau was describing it, and a lot of the bands have describing it.

We, uh, speak with Stephen Pearcy quite often, and he gave us his lowdown about working with Beau in the past.

And he said that, uh, Beau almost became the sixth member of Ratt, with as much input and direction as he, uh, had with the Ratt sound-

Mm-hmm

Should've been higher there, too.

Lead singer Stephen Pearcy said that despite the title, it is actually a danger zone love scenario where the woman spins the man around like a top.

Instead of him having the upper hand, she has the upper hand.

[laughs]

I like Kix.

It's a good cereal.

I, uh, I saw an interview with, uh, Stephen Pearcy, the lead singer, and he was asked his five favorite albums of all time.

Mm.

And we came home with, you know, tons of material, interviews for days, like, I don't know how many of them, 25, 30 interviews.

And we kinda stuck 'em on a shelf and said, "Okay, now we gotta piece this together, come up with a, you know, whole story arc for this documentary." And as I started to look into licensing all the music, you know, like, okay, we're gonna interview, uh, we just interviewed, you know, Stephen Pearcy and LA Guns and, you know, Erik Turner, and all these different guys, licensing their music became astronomical, super expensive.

I bet.

And to, to put out a, a documentary with, you know, music that didn't represent the band when they were talking about their music and talking about their issues, it didn't make a lot of sense to me.

[laughs]

So they, so they just use the- Stephen Pearcy, who's the singer-

Mouths

... and Warren DeMartini-

Yeah

...

Stephen Pearcy's voice is worse than David Lee Roth's voice.

That's number one.