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“At the Troubadour club in LA, they made a grand entrance by rolling down the avenue in a tank.” The wild story of Ann Boleyn and Hellion, the long-lost band loved by Ronnie James Dio

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“At the Troubadour club in LA, they made a grand entrance by rolling down the avenue in a tank.” The wild story of Ann Boleyn and Hellion, the long-lost band loved by Ronnie James Dio

Hollywood in the early 1980s: Hellion were in the right place at the right time, but tragedy and bad luck got in the way

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