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“We saw the end coming.” How the 90s’ last big rock band reinvented after their frontman went off the rails – courtesy of one of the best singers in the game

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“We saw the end coming.” How the 90s’ last big rock band reinvented after their frontman went off the rails – courtesy of one of the best singers in the game

Velvet Revolver’s loss was Alter Bridge’s gain when Myles Kenendy helped his bandmates shake off the bad taste of Creed

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