Motley Crue Return Of The Party Boys
"I want to have my listening party at the Body Shop and that’s all there is to it!" Nikki Sixx declared decisively when his record company publicist asked where he wanted to preview Motley Crue’s fourth and most exciting vinyl venture, Girls, Girls, Girls.
Motley Crue Return Of The Party Boys
Allessandra A.
"I want to have my listening party at the Body Shop and that’s all there is to it!" Nikki Sixx declared decisively when his record company publicist asked where he wanted to preview Motley Crue’s fourth and most exciting vinyl venture, Girls, Girls, Girls.
If Nikki, the demented driving force behind Motley Crue requested it, then it was done. On a hot, steamy Los Angeles evening a hundred people were jammed into this shoebox-sized strip joint on Sunset Boulevard to have their eardrums blasted away with a cacophony of exciting new tunes and have their eyes deluged by the interplay of some of rock’s biggest stars, including the infamous Motley Crue themselves: bassist Nikki Sixx, vocalist Vince Neil, drummer Tommy Lee and guitarist Mick Mars.
“There’s not a weak track on the album,” screamed Quiet Riot’s Frankie Banali, as the tune “Wild Side” blared out of four mega-watt speakers featuring the piercing strains that we have come to know and love Motley Crue for. “Mick’s guitar work is really fine.”
“Yeah, it’s pretty cool,” commented Vince, looking sexy and sophisticated in a silver-grey sharkskin suit.