I went to catch Tracii's new project L.O.G. at Ripper Owen's Tap House earlier tonight. I tell ya what, the band had a really great feel that didn't sound forced like a few of his endeavors have. It was earthy and 70's.
I guess the new album will be called "Swordfight On Uranus"


NEWSFLASH

I spoke to Tracii afterwards and asked him about the VVI/L.A. Guns incident. He said that they only did a few shows with them and that the fight was between a VVI roadie and a tech from L.A.G. and their bassist Kelly Nichols. Tracii said that Kelly and their tech were pissed because they thought that someone from VVI unplugged Tracii's rig during their show ON PURPOSE.

Tracii said that he really didn't think anyone from VVI would do such a thing.
He confirmed the altercation occurred in Detroit.

Great info Rickster, well done!!

I am basing my opinion strictly on the newer original material. While they played some L.A.Guns classics, I felt that they were the weak spots for the band. I only wanna hear Phil sing that stuff.

Tracii was spot-on all night !!!!

Firstly I would say vv did probably unplug them and secondly tracii changed his tune from saying he did unplug them.because la guns were selling more shirts. To be honest la guns were doing better than vvi back then anyway. Bobby said it was about the vvi drumset being on stage while they were playing (2 drumsets on stage ).
Who knows but good work rick.

Did you ask him about being offered to join slaughter ? Something bobby rock confirmed happened on the tour.

Nope- I just asked him a vague question and let him roll with it. I didn't want to lead him into an answer.

Excellent - good pic too -

My cousin Chuck took the picture . Cool. Thanks

I would value that more than the Vinnie Picture

poserboy71 wrote:

Wow, how luck for Tracii to get a photo with the legndery Sheck-mister.

metatron wrote:

poserboy71 wrote:

Wow, how luck for Tracii to get a photo with the legndery Sheck-mister.

Yes, how fortunate to share a moment with the world reknown Poonmeister General