Jake e Lee plays on new ENUFF Z'NUFF Album

Former Ozzy Osbourne / Badlands guitarist Jake E Lee was originally penned in for a guest appearance on the new Enuff z' Nuff album, but ended up playing lead guitar on all of the tracks that are believed to be on the final version of the release.

Im really excited to hear the end result of these recordings, we all know Jake is an amazing player - I wonder if he will bring a heavier / blusey edge to the music?

Chrissy wrote:

Boy I would like to hear this...
love them both....

You bet your boots Chrissy!!!

Jake rips like a bitch!!!

Matty35 wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Boy I would like to hear this...
love them both....

You bet your boots Chrissy!!!

Jake rips like a bitch!!!

How do you know what I'm wearing...just this thing have a camera? Cheese

Chrissy wrote:

Matty35 wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Boy I would like to hear this...
love them both....

You bet your boots Chrissy!!!

Jake rips like a bitch!!!

How do you know what I'm wearing...just this thing have a camera? Cheese

Ahhh, that's where Ace Frehley's boots are!!

I have absolutly no idea what Jake has been up to recently...good to hear he's still around.

Chrissy wrote:

How do you know what I'm wearing...just this thing have a camera?

Wouldn't that be cool!!!! right back at ya!

I hope it's good!

Cool story Chrissy!

Back in the 1980's, I had a Midwest club touring band called "Weaponz". In 1989 we were doing a 3-night set at "The Lone Star" in Kansas City, and were booked with Enuff Znuff on the last night. "New Thing" was just charting on Billboard and MTV.

The club called our Road Manager and asked us to be at the club by 5:00 pm for load-in to make sure our gear didn't get fucked with. We got there, and I was sitting at the bar enjoying a cocktail... Their crew was rolling their gear in, and all is well.... I noticed a couple of smoking hot little blonde chicks getting intimite in a booth seat about 50 feet away..... Being the "Road Pig" I decided that I would introduce and "invite" myself into their little game of "Slap & Tickle" ..... I walked-up, it was Vicki and this tiny little "cup cake" making out...... That was not what I was expecting......

I spun around and went back to the bar and ordered another "Jack Splash" to forget about what had just happened.

Anyhoo, it was a GREAT show! Both bands got loaded at the afterparty!

THE END



A~

Chrissy wrote:

See Ardrian I told you we would of looked like a hot lesbian couple.
That is funny you fell into that one..Its what you get for trying to stick your nose around....

Sounds like you have had some great times...
If you have a few PG stories left will you share a few from time to time.
Road stories are the best!

Yeah, both you're stories were great!...We need more posts like that

Back in the day, Enuff Z' Nuff were still just a local band from Chicago where I'm from. Even while they were on the charts and MTV and all, they played the same (very locally famous) club called The Thirsty Whale. The Whale was HOME to all the bands and fans then, and my old band Stikky Suite had the pleasure of opening for Enuff Z' Nuff several times there, plus a couple other places. One particular show, there was some he-said, she-said BS floating around, that supposedly we said we were going to trash their equipment while we were on stage, and supposedly the Whale was divided in half between our fans and theirs. (So I'm told to this day) Well, it was all nonsense. Finally my buddy ( my drummer's brother) went to Chip Z'Nuff and cleared the air, and I guess Chip was real cool about it. The whole thing was ridiculous because we were fans of theirs first of all. It wouldn't cross our minds to do something like that, and also, even if we hated them we would never do that because we'd never get another gig opening for all the national acts there. It would have been career suicide in that town! Anyway, I'm a fan to this day, and had heard about Jake playing on the album. That should smoke!!!! I love Jake!

kokeakola wrote:

Back in the day, Enuff Z' Nuff were still just a local band from Chicago where I'm from. Even while they were on the charts and MTV and all, they played the same (very locally famous) club called The Thirsty Whale. The Whale was HOME to all the bands and fans then, and my old band Stikky Suite had the pleasure of opening for Enuff Z' Nuff several times there, plus a couple other places. One particular show, there was some he-said, she-said BS floating around, that supposedly we said we were going to trash their equipment while we were on stage, and supposedly the Whale was divided in half between our fans and theirs. (So I'm told to this day) Well, it was all nonsense. Finally my buddy ( my drummer's brother) went to Chip Z'Nuff and cleared the air, and I guess Chip was real cool about it. The whole thing was ridiculous because we were fans of theirs first of all. It wouldn't cross our minds to do something like that, and also, even if we hated them we would never do that because we'd never get another gig opening for all the national acts there. It would have been career suicide in that town! Anyway, I'm a fan to this day, and had heard about Jake playing on the album. That should smoke!!!! I love Jake!

Cool story Koke-mo!!

A~

STLKINGV wrote:

kokeakola wrote:

Back in the day, Enuff Z' Nuff were still just a local band from Chicago where I'm from. Even while they were on the charts and MTV and all, they played the same (very locally famous) club called The Thirsty Whale. The Whale was HOME to all the bands and fans then, and my old band Stikky Suite had the pleasure of opening for Enuff Z' Nuff several times there, plus a couple other places. One particular show, there was some he-said, she-said BS floating around, that supposedly we said we were going to trash their equipment while we were on stage, and supposedly the Whale was divided in half between our fans and theirs. (So I'm told to this day) Well, it was all nonsense. Finally my buddy ( my drummer's brother) went to Chip Z'Nuff and cleared the air, and I guess Chip was real cool about it. The whole thing was ridiculous because we were fans of theirs first of all. It wouldn't cross our minds to do something like that, and also, even if we hated them we would never do that because we'd never get another gig opening for all the national acts there. It would have been career suicide in that town! Anyway, I'm a fan to this day, and had heard about Jake playing on the album. That should smoke!!!! I love Jake!

Cool story Koke-mo!!

A~

Thanks, man! Yours too!