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From the Iggy desk comes David Bowie's professed reaction to Jimmy O's new band incorporating Fred "Sonic"Smithet al: "The most defiant band I've ever heard." with an uacances from touring Europe withlg, Sonic amused himeself back home in Detroit sparring with his ex-MC-5 band members; notably Ron Asheton.

November 1, 1978

ROCK 'N' ROLL NEWS

From the Iggy desk comes David Bowie's professed reaction to Jimmy O's new band incorporating Fred "Sonic"Smithet al: "The most defiant band I've ever heard." with an uacances from touring Europe withlg, Sonic amused himeself back home in Detroit sparring with his ex-MC-5 band members; notably Ron Asheton. Sonic was visiting at Rode Action's parents' house when R.A. blurted out that he thought Sonic was | "neglecting the local scene." Fred S responded by "throwing" R. Ai ,* across the room (What, in slow ¶ motion? These guys could really hurt each dfheiiBl

Bad Company, allegedly fed up with eighth generation rip-offs of their painstakingly worked-out chord changes, are in the studio hurriedly completing a new album. This time they'll tune their guitars so strangely drat nobody'll know...

Ted Nugent's latest is entitled Weekend Warrior... looks like the oft-promised coverofTheo in a tux, with hair slicked back, is postponed fora later album. One close to TN said "his fans aren't ready yet..." Michael N. Marks

Rumors persist of a Dead Boys break-up, but all Sire will confess to is a possible "personnel change". Newly blond Sthr Baton had his' problems in Detroit: seems a

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