L.A. GUNS Singer PHIL LEWIS Interviewed By Brazil's 'Lokaos Rock Show' (Video)

February 23, 2014

On February 8, Dani Buarque of the "Lokaos Rock Show" conducted an interview with L.A. GUNS singer Phil Lewis at Manifesto Bar in São Paulo, Brazil. You can now watch the chat below.

In January 2013, L.A. GUNS parted ways with its guitarist of one month, Frankie Wilsey (SEA HAGS, ARCADE),and replaced him with Michael Grant from ENDEVERAFTER.

Due to "extenuating circumstances and musical differences," guitarist Stacey Blades announced his departure from L.A. GUNS in December 2012.

Blades played on four L.A. GUNS albums: "Rips The Covers Off" (2004),"Tales Trom The Strip" (2005),"Loud And Dangerous: Live From Hollywood" (2006) and "Hollywood Forever" (2012). He also authored a book, "Confessions Of A Replacement Rockstar", which was published in 2009.

L.A. GUNS' last studio album, "Hollywood Forever", was released in June 2012 via via Cleopatra Records. The CD was recorded with legendary producer, and old friend, Andy Johns, who had previously worked with LED ZEPPELIN, THE ROLLING STONES, CINDERELLA and VAN HALEN, and who collaborated with L.A. GUNS on their previous three albums.

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