Classic Rock

Alcatrazz

of more than 30 years, Alcatrazz have reunited, with founder members Graham Bonnet (vocals), Jimmy Waldo (keyboards) and Gary Shea (bass) now joined by Joe Stump (guitar) and Mark Benquechea (drums). The band’s new album, , their first since 1986’s , showcases the sort of muscular, sweeping melodic style that first), Bob Kulick and Chris Impelliteri. Bonnet explains what brought Alcatrazz back into action.

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