You Think You Know Classic Rock?

Vincent Furnier rose to fame, of course, under the assumed name of Alice Cooper – but it wasn't his first one.

In this edition of You Think You Know Classic Rock?, we make intriguing connections, uncover key inspirations and reveal a strange backstage request by former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant.

Lynyrd Skynyrd rose fromtheir shared tragedy, first with a key sibling and a guitarist with an historical connection – and then a group of very famous new friends.

You're familiar with Queen as that brilliantly bombastic crew that melded operatic pomp and hard rock. But did you know they could have had completely different careers?

As justly famous as Def Leppard has become, there are still plenty of lesser-known facts hidden away in their platinum-plated career.

A debate over who was really the Fifth Beatle has raged since the Fab Four's earliest days.

Aerosmith have been the focus of so many books, interviews and documentaries over the years that it's easy to assume there's nothing left to learn about the band

There have definitely been a few times when we've learned a little more about the inner workings of Black Sabbath than we might have wanted to know.

They brought the world Steve Perry and gave us the courage to play air instruments on camera, and yet there's still so much about Journey that most of us have never bothered to learn.

The latest episode of You Think You Know Classic Rock? takes you inside the turn-of-the-'90s supergroup Damn Yankees, from their formation and quick rise to fame to their current chances of a reunion.