Don Dokken Vs George Lynch
. Dokken concedes that even though the chemistry became rapidly frayed, he still stands by the music the band made. "In the end we did some great records together," Dokken said. "Some people believe our tension made our records better." Lynch's latest album, Kill All Control, will be released on June 21 and includes guests Will Marten (Earshot), Marq Torien (Bulletboys) and Keith St. John (Montrose), as well as the track "Son of Scary," a sequel to his trademark Dokken instrumental, "Mr. Scary." more on this story Gibson.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock.
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