Former UFO bassist Pete Way is celebrating his recent triumph over prostate cancer by inviting a few famous friends to guest on his next solo album, due in early 2015.
When UFO released their first live album, the poetically named ‘Strangers in the Night,’ in January 1979, they surely couldn’t have guessed it would stand the test of time as one of history’s greatest concert documents — let alone mark the apex of their entire career.
Over 40 years on, UFO remain one of hard rock's most treasured, and yet most under appreciated bands ever. Though the band has seen its share of personnel changes over the years, founding drummer Andy Parker and original singer Phil Mogg are clearly in it for the long haul. Thursday night at the Tangier in Akron, Ohio, neither one showed any real signs of wear and tear.
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Formed way back in 1969, British rockers UFO broke big after they added guitarist Michael Schenker, who was just 18 at the time, to their lineup in 1973.
Their 'Phenomenon' album a year later introduced the band to U...
British metal legends UFO will soon land in America. The band are doing a quick tour this fall in support of their most recent album, 'Seven Deadly,' which was released in February.