Catton Park, United kingdom, 12 Aug 2022, Testament performing on the Ronnie James Dio Stage at Bloodstock Open Air Festival Credit: Rich Price/Ghost Cult Magazine
He screamed his way into metal history. Then cancer tried to silence him for good. Now, for the first time, Chuck Billy, the iconic frontman of Bay Area thrash legends Testament, tells the whole truth in his unflinching memoir, Holding My Breath: The Two Testaments of Chuck Billy, publishing November 10, 2026, from Permuted Press.
In this episode, Keefy interviews music industry legend Alan Niven (seen in the Paramount+ documentary Nothing But A Good Time), launched Great White, helped Dokken get signed, and has a million stories and holds nothing back! Alan was very gracious and talks about the music industry’s past, present, and future! Continue reading
In a new interview with legendary Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler spoke Ricky Aarons from Australia’s Wall Of Sound, in a new interview about how he is spending his time during the pandemic. According to the interview, Geezer lives in Los Angeles and has done some traveling, but mainly he is writing a memoir of his time growing up in the UK. You can read a quote from Geezer on this below. As we previously reported, Butler’s three solo albums — “Plastic Planet” (1995), “Black Science” (1997), and “Ohmwork” (2005) — will be made available for the first time ever on vinyl, with both CD and LP using newly updated cover artwork, via BMG on October 30.