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“We’re not a bunch of poodles.” Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson explains why the band didn’t get too hands on in the making of their new documentary, Burning Ambition

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“We’re not a bunch of poodles.” Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson explains why the band didn’t get too hands on in the making of their new documentary, Burning Ambition

You might assume that Iron Maiden wanted strict creative control over the definitive telling of their story. You’d be wrong

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