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Blackie Lawless tells fans who think W.A.S.P. don’t play live at all to stay away from their shows

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Blackie Lawless tells fans who think W.A.S.P. don’t play live at all to stay away from their shows

W.A.S.P. frontman Blackie Lawless admits to using back tracks in live performances and has no time for the critics

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