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“Sometimes I get in trouble when I get naked in public. It happens when I’ve been drinking Jägermeister.” How an ode to self-destructive behaviour took one Orange County band out of the clubs and onto the TV

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“Sometimes I get in trouble when I get naked in public. It happens when I’ve been drinking Jägermeister.” How an ode to self-destructive behaviour took one Orange County band out of the clubs and onto the TV

In the late ’90s, Lit were rejected by many labels until RCA spotted their potential. The band repaid the favour with an earworm of a hit single

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