NIGHT RANGER WANT TO MEET YOUR SISTER TOO!
Let's get this straight. This article is NOT about a talking car. That may be in next month's issue, I don't know. But this is about Night Ranger, a band of people who sing and play instruments, make records and sell lots of them, stuff like that, but do not chase crooks down alleys or pump more carbon monoxide into California's dwindling atmosphere.
NIGHT RANGER WANT TO MEET YOUR SISTER TOO!
FEATURES
by
Kevin Knapp
Let's get this straight. This article is NOT about a talking car. That may be in next month's issue, I don't know. But this is about Night Ranger, a band of people who sing and play instruments, make records and sell lots of them, stuff like that, but do not chase crooks down alleys or pump more carbon monoxide into California's dwindling atmosphere. OK? So no more of that.
The band, however, may have become a vehicle for the members of Night Ranger, who are quickly on the road to success already with a pair of gold albums to their credit. The San Francisco quintet hit paydirt last year with the single "Don't Tell Me You Love Me," a hard-rocker that fit quite comfortably in most AOR formats. But their current radio/video hit is the softer ballad "Sister Christian," which is helping to push their latest LP Midnight Madness well past the first album's gold-status sales.