On the Road to Rock With Clint Switzer

The legendary voice of Cinderella discusses the deluxe edition of his critically acclaimed solo effort "The Way Life Goes" as well as his recent health scare.

Lendary axeman Doug Aldrich discusses his prolific career including the latest album from Revolution Saints "Light in the Dark," while Heaven and Earth vocalist Joe Retta talks about the band's latest album "Hard to Kill."

Our Lady Peace returns to Kansas City November 7th at the Truman and have also released a new EP "Somethingness Vol.1"

LA Guns frontman Phil Lewis talks about the band's latest album "The Missing Peace" and the events that led to his reunion with guitarist Tracii Guns.

Styx frontman Lawrence Gowan talks about the band's latest album "The Mission" and weighs in on classic bands playing with replacement members.

Autograph frontman Simon Daniels calls in to talk about the group's latest album "Get Off Your Ass," and the unconventional way in which he joined the band back in 2013.

Scorpions guitarist Matthias Jabs talks about the success of the band's current North American tour with Megadeth and why the band decided to continue after its initial farewell.

Rock legend Tommy James discusses his prolific career including recording the hit record "Hanky Panky" at 16 years old and turning down the offer to play at the original "Woodstock."

80's movie soundtrack legend Robert Tepper talks about his whirlwind stardom which occurred following the release of "No Easy Way Out" from the Rocky IV soundtrack.

The Metal Queen joins host Clint Switzer to talk about her upcoming U.S. tour and her favorite collaborations from Lemmy, the Scorpions, Amon Amarth and Udo.

Shark Island vocalist Richard Black talks about the band's genesis playing clubs in Hollywood as well as his plans for Shark Island going forward.

Foreigner bassist Jeff Pilson is back on the Music Mania Podcast discussing the band's current 40th anniversary tour as well as his thoughts on the Dokken mini-reunion last fall.

The former Iron Maiden frontman talks about his upcoming U.S. Tour as well his time fronting Maiden from 1994-1999.

Well-traveled bassist Greg Smith talks about Ted Nugent's current summer tour as well as his time playing with bands like Dokken, Blue Oyster Cult and Alice Cooper.

Dead Daisies bassist Marco Mendoza chats about the band's upcoming "Dirty Dozen" U.S. Tour as well as his work with such legendary acts as Ted Nugent, Lynch Mob, Whitesnake and Thin Lizzy.

Last in Line and Raiding the Rock Vault bassist Phil Soussan talks about playing with Ozzy, Vince Neil and the upcoming Last in Line North American Tour.

Former Pantera bassist Rex Brown discusses his forthcoming solo release "Smoke This" which is available July 28th.

Ratt bassist Juan Croucier calls in to talk about the band's wildly successful summer tour and addresses his former bandmate Bobby Blotzer's disrespectful comments.

Mr. Big are hitting the road in support of their latest album "Defying Gravity" and we are speaking with drummer Pat Torpey backstage before the show at Knuckleheads Saloon in Kansas City.

Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen talks about the 30th anniversary of the band's "Hysteria" album as well as their current tour with Poison/Tesla. Troy Luccketta talks about the band's legacy and what it's been like playing with Def Leppard for a third time.

Warrant guitarist Joey Allen discusses the band's latest album "Harder, Louder, Faster" and talks about late singer Jani Lane.

Rockfest is one of the nation's largest one-day rock festivals and we are talking about the lineup and new venue at Kansas Speedway with Collective Soul guitarist Dean Roland.

Hosts Clint Switzer and Paul Lagana are live at the Rocklahoma Festival in Pryor, OK and giving their thoughts on all the action. C.J. Pierce from Drowning Pool and his friends from As Above/So Below join them to talk about the 11th edition of Rocklahoma.

Lead guitarist and founding member of Great White talks about the band's upcoming album "Full Circle" and gives his thoughts on the legacy of the band from its inception in the late 70's.

Mark Slaughter talks about his new solo album "Halfway There" which comes out on May 26th, as well as the legacy of the band Slaughter.