Like a bottle of fine wine, it has aged very well. It’s a little smokier, making it all the more flavorful. If anything, I like his voice a little more now. Meanwhile, Phil Lewis has never sounded better. The combination of guitarists Michael Grant and Tracii Guns is a veritable force to be reckoned with, the two putting forth a sound that’s somehow raw and aggressive while also being very precise. Well, the album, appropriately entitled The Missing Peace, comes out this Friday, the 13 th of October 2017, and it is as good as anything they’ve ever put out. Just having the chance to see them live together would be awesome enough, but, of course, I love it when artists put out new music because I have an insatiable thirst for it. (I would have, had I had the opportunity, but it just never arose.) So, imagine how tickled pink I was when I heard that they had reunited and were putting out a new album. They were one of the very few bands I never caught back in the day and I’ve always wished that I had. If there was one reunion I wanted to see, it was L.A. When I went back into the venue after Tracii’s band was still playing, I watched them, but the whole time I kept thinking it would be so much better if Phil Lewis, the band’s singer throughout the heavy metal heydays, was up there singing instead.
Guns, but Chip had me interview him outside in his van while they were onstage. The band was opening for Tracii Guns’ L.A. A year ago I caught Enuff Z’Nuff live and interviewed Chip Z’Nuff.
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