On this episode of the podcast, I had the great pleasure of talking with Mike Corcione, the author of "Tales from The Gutter". Not only is Mike and author, but he was also the frontman for the N.Y. based glam band Sweet Pain! In the late 80's Mike was also the road manager for L.A. Guns. Mike has lived a very eventful life and has so many cool stories to tell about the Music Industry in the 80's and the Sunset Strip.

Tom Tracey is such a great friend; he created the Hair Metal Rules podcast theme for me! He's a busy man and we finally found the time to sit down and do the podcast! It was so much fun talking about Hair metal, our childhood memories about Star Wars and the inspirations for the music Tom's career. We even get into some of our favorite 80's pop! Tom is such a great guy, and it was a pleasure having him on the show!

Just who is Tommy London? He's a vocalizer and socializer from the streets of the Lower East Side of New York City. As a frontman he’s supported many of rock's biggest heavyweights. But when he's not singing or putting together killer downtown parties, Tommy enjoys telling stories of his life, love and passion for rock 'n' roll. I really enjoyed talking to Tommy! What a laid back and kind man. Tommy is such a great addition to the Sirius/XM Hosts!

I was so thrilled to have Joel Ellis on my Podcast! I remember seeing "Shotgun Sally" on the Headbanger's Ball back in High School and I was an instant fan! Later on, Joel would form the band Heavy Bones with Frankie Banali and Gary Hoey. That band was incredible as well! To be a fan for so many years and have the chance to speak with him was pretty special to me. What a great man and musician!

It was a pleasure having Rob Wylde on show! Rob is the frontman for band Midnite City. If you appreciate 80's Sunset Strip era music, then is the band for you. Midnite City effortlessly slip into a machine and land right 1988! Rob is a very busy individual and has a great passion the bands the 80's. It an honor him on the show.

Justin Sayne from Cruella D'Vil comes back on the show to discuss the band's new album, the recording process and the meaning and inspiration behind the album. Having lived in Hollywood for much of his life, the wildfires in California hit home in a big way. Justin gives his thoughts on the situation. He is such a great and hardworking man; it was a pleasure having him back!

My interview with Tony, the front man for the band Foxy Roxx was incredible! Tony and the band have been around for decades and roamed the Sunset Strip during the glory days of Glam. Tony and the band are keeping the sound and passion of the music alive today. Tony is such great person with some amazing stories to tell!

It was great fun talking to Amy and Katya from Rock the Life! They met as teenagers at a concert and have been friends for over 30 years, and they still attend concerts together! They tell a great story about sneaking out as teenagers and ending up on the Sunset Strip for a memorable adventure! There podcast is from the fan's perspective and the stories that everyday people have to tell. Check out the Rock the Life Podcast and see if you may have some stories to tell them!