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And we have women in the hotel rooms.

You're recording right now.

- Speak up please, sherri. - What?

Is there anything you want to say to my...

- Oh, sorry Bob. - ...For posterity?

This is gonna be in a quiet riot movie in the theaters

someday, I don't know how far in the future.

- How far? - I don't know.

- How far? - I don't know.

Well, say something that will make us put it in the movie.

Say something serious,

- say something serious. - No, no.

It doesn't have to be serious. It's time to party.

Because if it's serious, it won't be in the movie.

It's got to be something amusing.

Bang your head.

Bang.

I love you, baby.

Baby, I really love you.

But there's something I want to show you.

Dig, all right. Will you get the--

Oh, no. Oh, no.

Kevin and I made a deal

that he and I were gonna do this together.

It was gonna be Kevin and me.

It was gonna be Kevin and me.

And it was gonna be the old man quiet riot show,

because Kevin was gonna have this Walker.

And we talked about it.

And it was gonna be black and white striped.

And we were gonna put little yellow

tennis balls on the bottom.

And mine was gonna have a stick bag.

And we'd be too old to go up stairs,

so they would have to have a ramp.

And Kevin and I, we'd be going up the ramp.

But we'd still be doing metal health,

and we'd still be doing cum on feel the noize.

And he took all that away.

And he took all that away.

Did I hear somebody say bang your head?

Bang your head... Bang your head...

Bang your what?

Head!

Ow! Yes, indeed.

Ow! Yes, indeed.

You want metal, you got it.

Metal health.

♪ Got the boys to make the noise ♪

♪ Won't ever let up ♪

♪ I hope it annoys you ♪

♪ Join the pack ♪

♪ Feel the crack ♪

♪ Well, now you're here ♪

♪ There's no way back ♪ I want to see your hands!

♪ Bang your head ♪

I used to be a rock star.

Now I'm just the guy across the street.

My dad is not like normal dads.

He just wears his t-shirts with cut sleeves

and his jeans and long hair.

It's not like he has to look good for work or anything.

I think the greatest misconception

is that being a rock star is a constant party

is that being a rock star is a constant party

that never ends.

I still have to get up every morning

and take the dogs out and get my daughter ready.

And I've got to go to the market.

And I've got to do the dry cleaning.

And I've got to do the same things that everybody else does.

Maybe I just look a little better doing it, but...

He cooks really good.

And he makes the best pasta, the best meatballs.

All my friends' moms were always like, "tell me your recipe,"

and, like asking for meatballs.

People who don't know Frankie,

and they just see the outside,

and they just see the outside,

they don't know what kind of person he is.

They would never guess the guy knows more about Japanese tea

ceremony than a lot of Japanese people do.

He knows how to handle a sword properly and respectfully.

He makes me embarrassed, okay?

Some things he does more Japanese than I do.

Most people will always look at somebody

and automatically make judgments.

"Eh, it's a rock 'n' roll guy.

"He's a drummer, he's crazy.

He probably does drugs."

Good luck today. And I'll see you.

"He probably gets drunk."

No.

Thanks, Rachel, and I'll take care of getting them.

Thanks, Rachel, and I'll take care of getting them.

"And, like, he probably has, like, 15 girlfriends,"

and that kind of a thing.

- Bye. - Have a good day.

I'll see you guys later. You're gonna call me

and let me know what time, yeah? Yeah.

- Okay. Bye-bye. - Bye.

He's not like how you think,

in terms of a guy who would be a rock 'n' roll drummer.

Frankie's favorite drummer, everybody knows.

Frankie's favorite drummer, everybody knows

it's John bonham.

And Frankie has that bonham-esque sound

as well as his vibe.

One step ahead of rock 'n' roll

and metal.

Frankie is the kind of drummer

that if you put a gun to his head,

he couldn't play bad. You know.

I love a drummer who controls, you know.

If the drummer's not happy--

Miles used to say it-- Forget about it.

Forget about it.

That's what I love about Frankie and quiet riot.

So, you know, seeing the Beatles on the ed Sullivan show,

that really started it for me.

There were only two places to go to do music

if you're gonna be serious about it.

It was New York or L.A.

And if you're a broke musician,

you want to go

where you can sleep on somebody's couch comfortably.

And so the option was L.A. the L.A. music scene

was phenomenal, this incredible club scene.

You had the starwood, the whisky.

You had troubadour, the roxy, wong's Chinatown, wong's west.

You had troubadour, the roxy, wong's Chinatown, wong's west.

The one band that everybody was talking about on the L.A. scene

at the time was quiet riot.

Twisted sister and quiet riot

were sort of east coast and west coast mirrors of each other.

We were slugging it out for years on the east coast

when no one was interested in glam-inspired heavy rock.

To this day, I remember the way

they opened with searchlights and sirens.

And someone's gonna find a bootleg

that you're gonna put up right there.

That you're gonna put up right there.

You're hearing helicopters.

And you're seeing these red police lights

going off on either side of the stage.

And I'm looking at this, and I'm going,

"this is production in a club."

♪ The time is here ♪

♪ The time is now ♪

♪ Time is now, ready to go ♪

I was born this wa

where I want my rock 'n' rollers to be o.T.T.

Where I want my rock 'n' rollers to be o.T.T.

I want it grand scale.

I want arena rock.

And I want to see what I paid for.

I want to see some action.

And Kevin had it going on.

He had moves, you know.

I'm sure he'd been practicing, you know,

the moves for years.

He took complete command and control.

I just stood there with my mouth open.

I just stood there with my mouth open.

He lived and breathed rock 'n' roll.

He lived and breathed rock 'n' roll.

And I'll say it again, lived and breathed it.

He was very sensitive.

He was very gentle.

When he was ten years old, he discovered the Beatles.

I have a photograph somewhere of him wearing John Lennon glasses.

I have a photograph somewhere of him wearing John Lennon glasses.

And he was lost to me.

I couldn't push him into anything else.

I saw this very tall, curly-haired, crazy,

loud, wacky guy.

You know, he kind of lit up a room.

He really wanted to be a rock star.

- He was a very dominant... - Definitely.

Personality. When he walked in the room

or was anywhere, it was like Kevin, Kevin, Kevin.

Or was anywhere, it was like Kevin, Kevin, Kevin.

He loved to sing. And he was gonna try out

for this new band.

When he decided to become a singer,

we said,

"but you can't really sing."

Kevin willed himself to become a rock singer.

And actually, he was a great singer ultimately.

I don't know how he did that.

I would've given anything to have been in the room

when Kevin auditioned for Randy rhoads.

Little did he know this skinny kid from California would go on

to become one of the most iconic guitarists in metal history.

To become one of the most iconic guitarists in metal history.

Just like Chuck Berry inspired Keith Richards

and all those guys,

that's who Randy rhoads is to our new generation

of guitar players.

I could hear a little,

you know, classical in his playing.

And it sounded so different and evil.

And he influenced me and millions

and millions of other guitar players.

Mick Ronson, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix,

all the great guitar players, and here it was.

I heard all of them stuck in one guy's own style,

in this little bedroom in Burbank.

And I went, "oh, my God.

"No one even knows this guy exists.

And he called me?" And he goes,

"now let's hear you sing."

And I go, "no way."

And right there at my mom's house,

that was the foundation of quiet riot.

♪ I got a letter in the mail ♪

♪ I got a letter in the mail ♪

♪ Saying I'm gonna go to jail ♪

♪ Someone's got an axe ♪

♪ Looking it out for me ♪

♪ You got nothing that I need ♪

♪ Stay away from me ♪

I could not understand for the life of me

why they weren't bigger.

They were turned down by every single record company

three times over.

Every week it seemed that there was another record company

coming in to see us.

Once they heard us, they'd be,

once they heard us, they'd be,

"yeah, great band. Call me tomorrow.

We'll do lunch."

And then they would always pass on us.

And they'd listen to the first 20 seconds

of a song and zip

to the next song and listen to another bit of it.

And it was like, "oh, my God. They don't get it."

If you didn't look like the knack,

devo, the motels,

the bands that were getting signed in Los Angeles,

they didn't want anything to do with you.

This group is called quiet riot

and has been together four years and considers itself

permanent wave, rather than the punk-ish new wave.

Permanent wave, rather than the punk-ish new wave.

You have to be aware of these distinctions.

Quiet riot also falls into the general category, "garage band."

The record labels are so unwilling

to take a chance, especially--

Record companies have laid off

as many as 700 employees in the last couple months.

Sales are sagging for everyone but the biggest acts.

The bee gees own it all.

Quiet riot continues the struggle at the other end

of the rock economic ladder,

working day jobs to pay for equipment, rehearsal halls,

working day jobs to pay for equipment, rehearsal halls,

and stage clothes.

The light at the end of the tunnel was getting dimmer.

I had heard around town that there was this guy

named ozzy Osbourne looking for musicians.

And then Randy said, you know,

he had already spoken with ozzy Osbourne.

When he finally got it together to go to england

with ozzy Osbourne, that was--

I was more than aware the group was over.

And all of a sudden, there was a huge crack in that world

for Kevin and that friendship.

Now Randy was potentially gonna be successful on his own.

And what's Kevin gonna do now?

And what's Kevin gonna do now?

Randy said, "I'll tell you what, he's gonna rally.

"He's gonna come around.

He's gonna be absolutely huge."

Welcome monarch.

So my band, monarch, was playing

at the valley west supper club.

Kevin dubrow was in the audience.

I was in five bands at one time.

I was in one band because maybe they'd pay me enough money

to, like, buy drumsticks.

I was in another band because maybe they fed me.

I was in another band because maybe they fed me.

I was in another band because I might have been,

you know, sleeping on one of the band members' couches.

And I was in the other two bands

because they were better than the first three bands.

I had no money.

And that's the first time Kevin actually saw me play.

Kevin said to me, "that was the night

that I knew you were the right drummer for me.

When I wanted to change drummers,

there was only one guy to get. It was Frankie banali.

I mean, he was on every session.

He played on everybody's record,

either as a ghost drummer or as a credited one.

Randy rhoads told me, he goes,

"you should hear Frankie banali play drums.

"You should hear Frankie banali play drums.

He's got that big John bonham beat."

It was like... Doosh! Doosh!

It seemed like Frankie banali filled the void left by Randy.

He really brought that backbone to the band.

But he also brought a strong friendship with Kevin.

And I formed what turned out

to be a revolving door of musicians from Los Angeles.

The final incarnation was myself, Carlos cavazo,

Frankie banali, and a guy named Chuck Wright.

All the different revolving door of players,

Frankie and Kevin were--

They were the nucleus of the band throughout it.

They were the nucleus of the band throughout it.

Ladies and gentlemen,

on the drums, Mr. Frankie banali.

You don't get a lot of team

where it's the lead singer or a drummer.

It's, you know, it's always the lead singer

and the guitar player, isn't it?

But with Frankie and Kevin,

it was that underlying feeling that it was the groove

that was giving Kevin that flamboyant--

That was giving Kevin that flamboyant--

It was a unparalleled vision they had.

You know, very big, loud, powerful playing

and Kevin's voice, as we well know,

very big, powerful.

Kevin was anmazing singer.

Powerful voice.

Those two fused together,

creating, again, the classic quiet riot sound.

Kevin loved to be onstage with Frankie.

The chemistry, the dynamic, he loved the way Frankie played.

He loved that big sound.

All I want to know is, did we have fun?

All I want to know is, did we have fun?

- Yes. - Their friendship

always was stronger than whatever hardships

they went through, because of the music.

We had tried to get a record deal with everyone,

every single label.

And nobody cared, because everybody had jumped

on the new wave bandwagon.

♪ A cloud appears above your head ♪

It was new wave, and it was punk.

And it was always what we weren't doing.

Lots of skinny ties, you know,

the padded jacket,

the keyboard solos.

Blondie became a really good example

of what a new wave band was considered.

♪ It's good to hear your voice ♪

♪ You know it's been so long ♪

♪ If I don't get your calls, then everything goes wrong ♪

We were all trying to figure out what style

or what haircut we were gonna have.

And now comes quiet riot with the spandex

and the wild colors and the striped microphone stand.

And the wild colors and the striped microphone stand.

All of a sudden, here was this young person

that didn't behave the way other young people did.

And you're thinking, "you know what, this is American metal.

This is something we haven't seen before, really."

It was not considered

cool to be into a lot of hard rock music back then.

In my opinion, heavy metal is just shit, you know.

People hated the bumper stickers on my car and the music

that came out of it so much that they would physically

attempt to hit my car like a bumper car.

Quiet riot was up against that.

Quiet riot was up against that.

And they really had to break the door down to get in.

And then they met this guy, Spencer proffer.

I said, "I think you guys are great.

"I think you have a sound

"that's unlike anything that's on the radio.

Maybe something big will happen."

I think it's pretty safe to say

that within the music industry,

the quiet riot metal health record deal

is the example of probably the single worst

rock 'n' roll record deal ever created.

When you're drowning,

and someone throws you a very little life preserver,

you grab that motherfucker,

and you hang on for dear life.

And you hang on for dear life.

And you all try to pile on.

And you're glad to get it.

Rock 'n' roll is a risky business.

Right?

After the phone call came from Rudy of,

you know, "well, we made a record,"

I heard the record.

And I went, "holy shit.

This is great."

When metal health came out,

we were aware of it.

But it wasn't until the us festival

that the new metal scene blew up,

and quiet riot just exploded.

375,000 people and they're screaming,

375,000 people and they're screaming,

and they're going crazy.

We went out there, and we said,

"hey, you know what, fuck you.

Here we are."

Us festival '83

wants you to welcome quiet riot.

All right, here's your song.

It's called cum on feel the noize.

♪ Come on, feel the noise ♪

♪ Girls, rock your boys ♪

♪ Girls, rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild, wild, wild ♪

♪ Wild, wild, wild ♪

When we did the us festival, that gave Kevin validation.

He was right,

and the rest of the music industry had been wrong.

Any obstacles that Kevin thought were in his way

from that point on, you could no longer say no to Kevin.

♪ We'll get wild, wild, wild ♪

♪ Wild, wild, wild ♪

And so it began.

And so it began.

Cum on feel the noize was huge.

And it became the anthem of 1983.

And the single took off.

Then the video took off.

And it was the age of mtv.

And that's when things really started rolling.

When quiet riot's video came in,

it was really exciting for everybody.

And we played it and played it and kept getting good--

Better and better response

and more and more enthusiastic and excited response.

So it was also very exciting

for us to see,

"oh, my gosh, look at that.

"We're playing it.

It's going up and up the charts."

It's going up and up the charts."

So we were like, "this is us. We're doing this."

And of course, you know, radio stations across the country

were playing it as well. But to us,

we felt like it was, you know--

We were the secret ingredient.

Quiet riot came from this void, from nowhere.

And all of a sudden, went from nowhere

and we were everywhere.

♪ So you think I got an evil mind ♪

♪ I tell you, honey ♪

For a short period of time,

a microcosm of rock 'n' roll history,

quiet riot was the thing.

♪ I don't know why anymore ♪

♪ I don't know why anymore ♪

♪ Oh, no ♪

♪ Come on, feel the noise ♪

♪ Girls, rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild, wild, wild ♪

- Follow me, men. - On our way! Shall we?

Since quiet riot caters to the kids of middle America,

that's just where they went to sign autographs recently,

at a record store in worcester, Massachusetts.

Success is wonderful.

All these free kisses.

The quiet riot kissing booth.

The quiet riot kissing booth.

The music of quiet riot is heavy metal,

a style that music critics keep declaring dead and gone.

But Kevin says those critics are wrong

and that quiet riot is proof

that heavy metal will be around a long, long time.

The media would just like to bury it,

which they will never do,

for the reason that it is rebellious,

it is loud,

and it is the kind of music that parents love to hate,

which makes the kids love it even more.

You would get the album in,

and they were going off the shelf.

We actually just kept the box on the counter, by the register.

We actually just kept the box on the counter, by the register.

"Oh, you need a metal health? I got it right here.

No, don't bother going to the wall."

You know, when we got to number one,

our competition was thriller and synchronicity.

That's huge. We're selling a million a week.

And when they jumped over thriller...

Over Michael Jackson's thriller.

And made it to number one, we were ecstatic.

I mean, it was like when the mets won the world series

against, you know, the established Boston Red Sox.

I mean, you have a hell of a thing to live up to.

What is it, 31/2, 4 million copies sold or--five.

Pardon me.

Pardon me.

What's a million records between friends, you know?

It always takes a group or a fad

or something to just jump-start the next trend of music.

Somebody had to do it.

And thank God they did it.

Quiet riot gets way too much disrespect

and not enough credit for what they did.

They literally kicked down the wall

that was stopping us all from getting signed.

They were the band that didn't just put a small hole in it.

With metal health, they knocked the entire wall down.

With metal health, they knocked the entire wall down.

There was a feeding frenzy on the sunset strip bands.

I mean, if you walked down the street

with spandex and cowboy boots, you had a record deal.

Poison, ratt, bon jovi, skid row, motley crue,

twisted sister, warrant,

slaughter, winger, w.A.S.P.,

white lion,

firehouse, Tesla, queensryche,

dokken, y&t, stryper,

night ranger, kix.

Shall I go on?

Great white.

And all you new wavers who think that we were dead

and all you new wavers who think that we were dead

and gone...

It was the greatest time of my life.

It was just the greatest time of my life,

because I was playing music.

I was playing music with my friends.

I didn't have a day job.

There was nothing that we completely,

totally took serious, except the music.

It was a big party, let me tell you.

In a small way, it was that kind

of beatlemania kind of thing that, you know,

of beatlemania kind of thing that, you know,

when you were a kid, you saw on TV and said,

"no, it doesn't really happen."

But yeah, it does really happen.

It happened to us.

Thank you very much.

Good night.

Booga-booga. They're hot!

Let's go!

Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.

Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.

Beep, beep, beep, beep.

Beep, beep, beep, beep.

If there's one thing that quiet riot excelled at,

it was excess.

Kevin, how was it? I want to ask you right now,

fresh act off the stage-- Huh?

I want to ask you right now, how did it feel out there?

Tiring. I'm getting old.

Oh, let's see if we got some fans here.

Is a blowjob out of the question?

Hi, girls.

There was lots of girls.

And they would stop at nothing, nothing.

Nothing attracts rock 'n' roll girls more than success.

Nothing attracts rock 'n' roll girls more than success.

They smell it, like the sweetest perfume.

Okay, right hand. Lower down a little bit.

Boom that in there.

Look at that.

Look, Frank.

Come on over here. Here's Frankie banali.

Frank, get a--get a look at the tattoo, Frank.

That's one fucking piece of art.

And there was nobody to tell us "no"...

About anything.

Kevin was, like--

He made me realize that women love to have sex

more than guys love to have sex.

More than guys love to have sex.

So imagine how much guys want to have sex.

They want to have it twice as bad.

Yes, indeed.

All right.

There we go.

Ladies, ladies, ladies,

who wants to star in the next quiet riot porno video?

Is is very nice.

I quite like this whole--

I was never at the dubrow chateau

or any of those wonderful, legendary places.

And that's why I'm still married.

All right. All right.

All right. All right.

You, too, can have breasts just like these.

This one here is my big thing here.

Hold on. Oh, here. I know.

There it is.

Kevin was a major partier.

It was 24-7.

The first night I was introduced to him

at Carlos' house, well, we're drinking,

and we're doing lines of coke.

And it was the '70s.

And it was the '70s.

No, no, that was '83.

So it was the '80s.

And partying was a cool thing.

I used to say to Kevin that I'm pretty sure that we

have put a lot of Peruvian kids through college.

The only other procedure

I have like this is doing a lot of these.

But there's none around tonight.

- Oh, yeah? - What, you got some?

The cameraman's holding, huh?

Frankie had his fifth going for him as well.

He's got a hair problem.

What, hair problem?

I have no hair problem.

I have no hair problem.

I've got a drinking problem.

Oh, fuck.

After our third show, by the time we got to Berkeley,

Frankie had been partying so hard that he did half the set

with a pillowcase on his head.

The master of drums, El drinker de fear-o.

Kevin and I were known as the kamikaze twins.

Kevin and I were known as the kamikaze twins.

Kevin and I were the headliners at every major disaster

that we created.

When do you want me to start filming, Frankie?

Who is this? Oh, it's a security person.

I am such an asshole.

No, you're the best.

You are the absolute greatest person

I know and, without a doubt, the funniest, man.

You want crazy?

You've got crazy.

You're talking the early '80s,

when everybody and their mom was doing cocaine with the heads

of companies and movie companies and record companies.

Of companies and movie companies and record companies.

And everybody was, you know,

in boardrooms, sniffing this old white devil's dandruff.

And some of us got addicted, and some of us didn't.

We were struggling to make a name for ourselves,

to get a record deal.

Once we got it...

Now that pressure was off of us.

I didn't start partying or drinking

till I was 28 years old.

I was the straight one.

So I was definitely a late bloomer in the partying area.

So I was definitely a late bloomer in the partying area.

But I, you know, hence made up for it quite a bit

in later days.

I finally decided that that lifestyle was not for me.

I was no longer one of the kamikaze twins.

I could see that I was being replaced by people

outside of the band.

The ones that ended up surrounding Kevin,

they're like thieves in the night.

You know, they come in when you least expect it.

You know, they come in when you least expect it.

They steal your soul.

Here.

Fuck what I'm talking about.

Stick your nose over here.

I'll give you the real answers.

Okay. Is this one?

Get it.

It was a good feeling.

You know, it was a really good feeling.

Lead singer of the '80s metal band quiet riot, Kevin dubrow

was found dead in his Las Vegas apartment Sunday night.

Dubrow was the voice behind the quiet riot's monster metal

hits bang your head, cum on feel the noize.

Hits bang your head, cum on feel the noize.

Kevin dubrow was 52 years old.

So shocking to hear that.

I was also totally stunned--

Kevin, as bright and as talented and smart as he was,

was so in denial of that disease.

In the last couple years of our relationship,

drugs started to come in.

♪ You know I never felt it coming ♪

♪ But you loved me ♪

♪ But you loved me ♪

♪ You loved me in a supernatural way ♪

And it got to the point that he started missing gigs.

And he assured me, you know, that wasn't happening.

You know, "I do a little drinking," and that.

But, you know, all of the other things were out of his life.

And he would just isolate for these days at a time.

He was supposed to have been at Glenn Hughes'.

And I'm leaving these messages.

I'm leaving messages upon messages upon messages.

And I get a call from Glenn Hughes.

Did I know where Kevin was?

I said, "lark, you got to get in the house."

I said, "lark, you got to get in the house."

"Glenn, I'm not in Las Vegas.

I'm in San Francisco." But I said, "I know what to do."

So I called my friend Dana.

I banged on the door several times.

There was no answer.

I said, "Dana, you got to break into the house.

You've got to tell me what's going on."

It was a sliding window.

And I pried it and pried it.

And I finally popped it open.

And then I got that familiar odor.

I knew at that point Kevin was gone.

♪ Now I'm face-to-face in the mirror ♪

♪ Now I'm face-to-face in the mirror ♪

So he comes through the door,

and it's pitch darkness.

As my eyes start to focus,

I noticed there was somebody laying there, perfectly prone.

The covers were neat, up around his chest.

His arms were straight to his side.

One of his cats was laying on the pillow next to his head.

It looked almost royal.

He said, "it looks like he has

the quiet riot mask on."

It wasn't the mask.

It was just the swelling of his face.

He'd probably been there five days.

I'm saying to Dana, "do something. You can revive him.

"You know what to do. You know everything to do.

"You know what to do. You know everything to do.

Do something, do something."

And Dana just kept saying,

"lark, there's nothing I can do.

There's nothing I can do."

♪ Old habits, they die hard ♪

The thing that really disturbed me was,

I had to make the call to Frankie.

And he said, "he's gone."

He goes, "our brother is gone."

He goes, "our brother is gone."

♪ You must carry on ♪

The last person that wanted to die was dubrow.

The last guy.

♪ Old habits die so hard ♪

When he passed away, I spoke to the coroner.

He was the picture of health at 52, when he died.

He had a little coke, a little valium, a little alcohol,

none of which in and of itself would kill you.

But it's that combination of what we call polypharmacy,

that you can't mix and match past the age of 50.

Your heart and your brain won't tolerate it.

So that's what happened.

I am so grateful that I did.

I am so grateful that I did

have the opportunity to say good-bye to him.

It wasn't a special good-bye.

It was the same good-bye we always had.

But at least the last time I saw him,

I had the opportunity to say good-bye

and I love you.

And he knew how much he meant to me

and how much I meant to him.

And how much I meant to him.

My dad was really sad.

And he went into his office, and then he started crying.

And I could hear him.

And I felt really bad for him,

'cause that was the first time I heard him cry.

He was sad 'cause he lost his best friend.

My father died when I was 21.

And I had to start taking care of my mother.

She fought cancer for eight years.

And she died on my birthday.

And in 2007,

my best friend in the world dies of an overdose.

My best friend in the world dies of an overdose.

You know, it's, like, one by one, all these, you know,

important people in his life were vanishing.

Losing Kevin, that was sad.

And then which meant he lost his job.

And then my mom passed away,

and that was really sad.

So...

But he was strong.

And he was--

He was always there for me.

He was always there for me.

The only one thing that I thought was good

was that he knew Ashley is still there.

And he has to take care of Ashley no matter what.

So he has to, you know,

hang in there for her, if anything.

And he will not abandon his responsibilities to her.

So did you manage to find some time

to do schoolwork today, besides goofing around?

- Yeah. - Oh, okay.

Just remember, good grades equals good car.

- Sentra. - Uh-huh.

Really no quiet riot so no business, no money.

Really no quiet riot so no business, no money.

If you have no money, you can't pay for stuff.

I know that stressed my dad out.

So he was worried.

There was a lot coming up for quiet riot in 2008.

Kevin was, you know, half of quiet riot with Frankie.

So how can you do it? So Frankie just probably

thought, "I can't."

The best thing you do is just shove it all away.

Frankie put out a press release

saying quiet riot was officially over, done.

"I reject any and all suggestions to have quiet riot.

"I reject any and all suggestions to have quiet riot

"continue as a live performing entity.

I now begin my life after quiet riot."

Some days in life,

it all becomes so difficult to deal with that

it all becomes so difficult to deal with that

I actually step away from myself

and everything and then just

focus on a piece of art,

some object that cannot harm me and brings me joy.

This piece here is a Chinese bottle

that was converted by the Japanese

for the use in the tea ceremony.

So they added the little lid...

...has this almost oatmeal texture to it.

Very indicative... This sword was made around 1362.

Very indicative... This sword was made around 1362.

So it's quite an old piece.

I said, "so what's gonna happen with you, pal?

What are we gonna do with you?"

And he just couldn't sit behind the drums,

couldn't go into his room in his house and play.

He just wasn't interested.

It just was he lost the love,

because he lost his-- The anchor with Kevin.

There are a lot of different Buddhist deities.

And my favorite is fudo myoo, the immovable one.

And my favorite is fudo myoo, the immovable one.

Fudo is very angry-looking.

He's got long hair.

There's fire behind him.

He cannot be pressed to do anything he does not want to do.

I said, "well, we're waiting for you to do something."

You know, I mean, he's got to play.

Frankie can cook, but he can play better.

It's now 2010.

And out of nowhere, I get this call from Sally Steele.

And she's organizing the Vegas rock award show.

And she's organizing the Vegas rock award show.

And they're planning on honoring Kevin.

You know, Frankie had not played since Kevin died.

At the time of Kevin's death,

nobody honored him.

The grammys completely and totally overlooked him,

because early on in Kevin's career, he said an awful lot

of things about an awful lot of people.

And in the press, he could never live it down.

You came out of this L.A. scene.

And you've spawned a lot of other bands now.

How do you feel about these guys?

Are you pleased to see that there is this whole flood

are you pleased to see that there is this whole flood

of L.A. rockers?

The media just wanted to bait Kevin.

They wanted that controversy.

Well, I've gotten

heat about this subject every time I get asked.

Feel free to talk, though, Kevin.

Well, I'll tell you,

I don't know how good they all are.

And they are all mad at me for saying this time over time.

I think I'm probably the only guy with balls enough

to voice my honest opinion.

Kevin was angry about the success of other bands.

He felt the other bands weren't deserving.

I know that when they get asked, these other groups.

I know that when they get asked, these other groups

get asked about quiet riot,

they say no comment.

And when they ask me about them,

I usually say something to the effect of...

He's literally said to me,

"doesn't it piss you off

"that these other bands, they get together, and,

"like, six months, a year later, they got a record deal,

"and two years later, they're selling millions of records?

Doesn't it piss you off?"

Now, I'm being proved wrong

'cause a couple of them have albums in the charts.

They're doing very well.

I don't have to like them.

I remember sitting and literally wincing.

I remember sitting and literally wincing.

It was--I would cover my mouth and go, "oh, my God.

What are you doing? You are committing career suicide."

I said, "they would all be nothing without us."

I was jealous, I was envious, and I was petty.

Anybody who had a better record deal

than quiet riot had, you suck.

I never saw a band go from having such incredible fans,

such incredible love

to being so boom, like, out.

And the backlash was really immediate.

And the backlash was really immediate.

Once it comes down to having

your photo become a dart board for hit parader magazine,

that's not a nice list to be a part of.

Because of all the, you know,

all the badmouthing and all the talk

that's been going on with Kevin, the record company

doesn't want to have anything to do with us now.

I wanted to fire the producer.

I wanted to fire the manager.

I wanted to fire the label.

I wanted to get out of the whole record deal.

And guess who got fired. Oops.

As much as it broke my heart,

he gave us no choice.

And no one could tell me to shut up.

And no one could tell me to shut up.

At that moment in time, he was a different person.

I didn't even realize it.

I was drinking a lot.

I was snorting a lot of cocaine.

And I was just doing the rock star lifestyle and thinking

I can say and do anything I want.

These are my new Florida friends.

All the hanger-ons

telling him he was the coolest guy on the planet.

And he was partying with them.

Frankie felt that I was really

an idiot for hanging around with these people.

That started--where the separation between Frankie

and I really sits, which is really a shame,

because we had a great relationship, you know.

Because we had a great relationship, you know.

I never thought there was ever gonna be

anything between us again.

The gloves were gonna be off.

Kevin was gonna go after the band.

He was gonna go after me personally.

That should've been the telltale sign

that I was really lost.

We decided to hire a singer by the name of Paul shortino.

He's more famously known for playing the part

of the rock star Duke fame in spinal tap.

But there was no saving this situation.

The band completely and totally imploded.

And we all went our separate ways.

And we all went our separate ways.

In 1990, when my mother passed away, out of nowhere,

I get a phone call from Kevin.

He felt really bad about my mom passing away,

what a sweet woman she was, you know.

And my mom really liked Kevin.

This was the beginning of the two of us

resuming our friendship for the rest of his life.

And he said, "drugs are not a part of my life."

And with that statement, I found myself back in quiet riot.

And with that statement, I found myself back in quiet riot.

But make no mistake.

In the '90s, there was no love, not only for quiet riot,

but for this type of music.

I describe being an '80s metalhead--

Or hair rock, whatever you want to call it--

In the '90s like being a doctor

who specialized in a form of medicine,

dedicated his entire life,

and then they found a cure.

We were no longer playing to stadiums.

We were no longer playing to packed houses.

All these bands that had once been--

All these bands that had once been--

Sold millions of records and life had been so glorious.

And now we were literally, all of us, you know,

on the balls of our ass,

going from town to town in a van,

singing for a few hundred people.

It sucked.

One of the crowning moments

of gigs in the '90s was playing

the much-coveted nudestock.

Quiet riot has reunited for a comeback tour.

And today they're headlining, not at Madison square garden,

and today they're headlining, not at Madison square garden,

but at turtle lake resort,

which happens to be a nudist camp.

We were playing to a lot of genitalia.

Nothing could persuade the band to drop their pants.

Call it performance anxiety.

And the Simpsons had an episode

where they actually made fun of quiet riot

for playing state fairs.

Some crappy rock band from the 1940s.

Hey, we've played more state fairs than the Beatles.

- That's right. - Yeah, that's right.

Little do they know that state fairs pay so good.

Some nights, it was tumbleweeds.

Some nights, it was tumbleweeds.

I mean, there was nobody out there.

We didn't care. All of a sudden, in the 2000s, a miracle happens.

There's this nostalgia movement having to do with '80s bands.

We could start doing festivals again.

And everything was possible.

Kevin was at the top of his game.

And the amazing thing is that when Kevin passed away,

it was as if he didn't matter.

So when Sally Steele called me up

about participating in the Vegas rock awards,

because they were gonna honor Kevin,

because they were gonna honor Kevin,

I jumped at the opportunity

to maybe try to make things right.

I want to talk about a dear friend of mine that passed away.

I was very upset.

I'm not gonna mention any names.

But other award shows and the grammys--I'm sorry--

Didn't even mention his passing.

And he left us way too soon.

And we have an incredible combination of musicians

that are gonna help pay tribute.

Frankie banali, original quiet riot drummer,

taking the stage right now.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Whoo! Yeah, yeah, yeah!

That's right. Oh! Hey!

Frankie, in honor of the event,

got out and played some quiet riot stuff for the first time.

I never thought that it would feel good

to play a quiet riot song again without Kevin.

♪ I got a laser, six-string razor ♪

♪ I got a laser, six-string razor ♪

♪ I got a mouth like an alligator ♪

As much as I missed him being up there,

I actually felt positive about it,

that Kevin was giving me his thumbs-up, that it was okay.

♪ I'm gonna rock you till it rocks the hour ♪

It was a glorious moment

for me to sing bang your head in his honor.

♪ And metal health will drive you mad ♪

I was right in the front row. And it was rocking.

It was kicking ass.

It was kicking ass.

And Glenn, who I know, saw me singing.

And he just, you know, slammed the mic in my face

for one of the "bang your head" lines.

And I just belted it out.

♪ Metal health will drive you mad ♪

Like a thunderbolt, the thought hit me.

Could I do this again?

Could I make this work again?

♪ Metal health ♪

♪ Metal health will drive you mad ♪

God bless, Frankie.

Do your thing, man.

♪ Bang your head ♪

And then I started going through pictures,

and then I started going through pictures,

videos.

It wasn't just Kevin that I missed.

I also missed the idea of being in this thing called quiet riot.

As difficult as it is for me after 27 years

to sit behind a drum set and not see Kevin

in front of me, it's something I still want to do.

Because that's what I do.

Because that's what I do.

That's what I do.

He made me so hysterical all the time.

Well, he always told me that

his two best audiences were you and me.

I know, I know.

You know, the last thing that I ever considered would be

to try to do quiet riot without Kevin.

To try to do quiet riot without Kevin.

The question becomes, do we keep the music going?

My only consideration

always was how you were gonna feel about it,

because at the end of the day,

your opinion is the only opinion that matters in this.

You have my blessing.

You had it then. You have it now.

I love you, mama.

Once I decided I wanted to move forward with this,

I had discussed the situation with both Chuck and Alex,

who were in the last version of the quiet riot band with Kevin.

Who were in the last version of the quiet riot band with Kevin.

Chuck Wright, the guy is so talented.

There is pretty much nothing that Chuck cannot play.

And one of the issues that Chuck has had,

he actually played bass on the song bang your head.

But Rudy always gets the credit for being the bass player

on the record, not Chuck.

Yeah, it's always been a challenge for me,

because that album was so big.

Metal health, 10 million records sold.

And on the back, you turn that album over,

there's pictures of four guys.

There's pictures of four guys.

And then over here, really small, it says bass guitar

on bang your head and don't wanna let you go, Chuck Wright.

Backing vocals, Chuck Wright.

It's about this big.

And most people don't read that stuff.

But let it go.

I mean, this is something that happened,

you know, nearly 30 years ago.

Just--just let it go.

He was a great bass player before he played on that track.

He's a great bass player now.

One of my goals in doing quiet riot again is to reestablish

who I am to the band and my history with the band

who I am to the band and my history with the band

and get out there to the fans

that bought the records and meet the people.

And basically, I'm a footnote.

I accept that right now.

But it'd be nice to change that a little bit.

I didn't think the band would go on.

I was very surprised to get the phone call from Frankie

but also very happy.

Alex, he's a great kid.

I call him a kid because he's the youngest guy in the band.

He had a lot of rough edges when he first joined the band.

He enjoyed having a good time, 24-7.

But Kevin and I got him out of those habits of his.

But Kevin and I got him out of those habits of his.

Oh, I got hazed.

I got it pretty bad, between Kevin and Frankie.

I mean, any given morning

you'd roll off the tour bus at 8:00 in the morning

and go get your coffee and get your day started.

And all the cinderella guys are there,

all the ratt guys are there,

firehouse, all the crew. And I'm the new guy.

Like, these guys have been touring together forever.

And I had sweatpants on,

and I was pouring a cup of coffee.

And Frankie just turned around real quick and pants down,

right in front of everybody.

That kind of shit. It was out of love.

I like to think it was out of love.

Were you wearing underwear?

No. No, full-blown commando.

No. No, full-blown commando.

But he's a great kid, goofy as the day is long.

He was very excited about it.

He'd always been the new guy

and kind of the butt of everybody's joke.

And here was his chance to get respect, not just from the fans,

but respect from Frankie as an equal and a contributor.

At first, I thought,

yes, this is something I definitely want to do.

And I'm glad that Chuck's involved.

But yeah, the next question is, well, who's gonna sing?

If you had a ledger sheet,

you couldn't keep track of the member changes

in quiet riot.

In quiet riot.

Okay, so you want me to name every member of quiet riot

from the very beginning of the band.

I don't know that.

From the very beginning, Kelly garni, drew forsyth. Uh...

Kevin dubrow, Randy rhoads.

Who came after that?

Rudy sarzo, Carlos cavazo.

Frankie banali, yours truly.

Paul shortino, Sean McNabb, Kenny hillery, Alex grossi.

Then...

I didn't miss anybody, did I?

Yeah, about 60 people.

Yeah, about 60 people.

That's okay.

Frankie would know.

Well, the quiet riot story

begins in 1975 with Kevin, Randy, drew, and Kelly.

Kelly gets drunk, tries to shoot Randy.

He gets fired and is replaced by Rudy.

Randy leaves to join ozzy,

and Rudy follows.

Kevin forms dubrow with a revolving door of musicians.

The final lineup is Kevin, me, Chuck, and Carlos.

We get a record deal.

But Chuck isn't as committed

as we would like and is replaced by Rudy.

Heavy metal was not--you know,

heavy metal was not--you know,

I go, "I wish you guys luck.

Good luck out there."

You know.

But who knew? Who knew?

The label wants us to change the name.

We decide to bring back quiet riot.

We now have the classic metal health lineup.

So then on our second album,

we have Chuck replace Rudy on one track.

Rudy quits and is replaced by Chuck,

who is now known as Chuck right now.

Because I would be there, and then I'd be gone.

Kevin, who has burned more than a few Bridges by this time,

Kevin, who has burned more than a few Bridges by this time,

is fired and replaced by Paul.

Chuck quits again and is replaced by Rudy.

Rudy quits again and is replaced by Sean.

After one album with this lineup, quiet riot

implodes, and I go off and join a real class act

called w.A.S.P.

Kevin reforms the band with Carlos, Kenny,

and pat, who was fired,

replaced by Bobby, who quits and is replaced by me.

Kenny quits. Chuck rejoins.

Chuck quits. Bjorn joins.

Bjorn is fired. Ty joins.

Ty is fired. Freddy joins.

Freddy leaves. Chuck rejoins.

Chuck is fired. Rudy returns.

Chuck is fired. Rudy returns.

Kevin quits. I fire myself.

In 2004, Kevin and I reform quiet riot

with Alex grossi and, yes, Chuck Wright.

After years of ups, downs,

and sideways, the band finally has a stable lineup.

But in 2007, Kevin dies, and quiet riot ends.

Or so I thought.

Replacing a guy in a band or filling a spot

is--there's always a lot of logistics to it.

And in our case, we had to kind of do it on the down low.

And in our case, we had to kind of do it on the down low.

You know, we tried out some people.

And they'd get to the fifth song, gone.

Throat's gone.

It came down to Frank,

you know, running the ad and having the cattle call audition,

kind of like a heavy metal American idol.

It's in e-flat, right?

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

I didn't wanna, like, want to give you guys too much

of a spectacle right now,

'cause I don't want to lose focus on the music.

Sure, no problem.

Make it your own. Don't worry about it. Relax.

All right, Frankie.

All right, here we go.

♪ Well, I'm an axe grinder, pile driver ♪

♪ Mother says that I never, never mind her ♪

♪ I'm like a laser, six-string razor ♪

♪ I got a mouth like an alligator ♪

♪ I want it louder, more power ♪

♪ I want it louder, more power ♪

♪ I'm gonna rock you till it strikes the hour ♪

♪ Bang your head ♪

♪ Bang, bang, bang your head ♪

♪ I forgot the words, but I'm rocking ♪

♪ I forgot the words, but I'm rocking ♪

I can't sing as high as the original.

If anybody knows how hard that song is to sing, we do.

If anybody knows how hard that song is to sing, we do.

♪ Metal health is what we all need ♪

♪ It's what we ought to have ♪

♪ Raise the dead ♪

♪ Oh, metal health ♪

♪ It's not so bad, bad, bad, bad ♪

♪ Bang your head ♪

♪ Metal health will drive you mad ♪

♪ Metal health will drive you mad ♪

♪ Bang your head ♪

We're gonna have to make some kind of decision.

Most difficult thing.

♪ So you say I got a funny face ♪

♪ I got no worries ♪

♪ And I don't know ♪

I think we gave him five songs to learn,

and he totally blew us away.

What do you think of mark?

I think he sings some of the stuff--you know,

as much as I love Kevin, I think he's great at it.

As much as I love Kevin, I think he's great at it.

I think he's really, really good.

I mean, it's really good, you know.

So I said, "yeah, let's do it."

And Alex pretty much said the same thing.

So okay, mark, you're in.

And he was so excited. You have no idea.

It was like, "oh, my God!"

He, like, lost his mind.

It was great.

He's got the voice.

He's definitely got exactly what we need.

We just need to, you know, turn him into a rock star.

From the time I was young,

I pretty much figured music was gonna be my thing.

And I could've went to college,

and I turned it down because we were gigging,

and I turned it down because we were gigging,

and we had big dreams and stuff.

This is a really cool store me and Chuck always shop at.

And I mentioned to him last week

that he should get some decent stage clothes.

There's some good shirts up there, man.

Yeah, I picked out a couple things.

He doesn't get what being a rock star is yet.

He can't.

Gene Simmons sat me down and said, "listen,

"whenever you walk out that door, you're onstage.

"Whether you like it or not,

"you're onstage. People are gonna look at you.

"They're gonna go, 'oh, there goes the singer from house of--

"they're gonna go, 'oh, there goes the singer from house of--

"'he looks like crap.'

so you can't go out of the house unless you look good."

It's that simple.

We got to be looking badass.

I mean, I can't afford to really spend this much doing this,

but I can't afford not to.

Oh, sweet.

I saw these online.

And whoever steps into Kevin's shoes

will have to honor the position

will have to honor the position

that was once one of the greatest front men in rock.

Okay, let's do this.

I've been doing this for 25 years.

I kind of always feel like I was a rock star

working as a painter.

Rock star's kind of a strong, strong phrase for it.

But, you know, a could-be.

Wake up the neighborhood.

Frankie's in town.

♪ Work it up ♪

♪ And shake it up now ♪

♪ You got to work it up ♪

♪ And shake it up ♪

Whoo!

At the end of a piece, you have to leave them with a bang.

Yeah.

Feels like somebody's been punching me in the guts.

- I'll get over it. - Dude,

you can go through all that stuff.

- And that's a good sign. - He's a tank.

I've never seen anything like it.

So what do you think?

Rehearsal is one thing.

Rehearsal is one thing.

We could rehearse ten more days in a row,

and it's not gonna get any better.

Because where it's gonna get better is in front

of an audience.

The other problem is that you can over-rehearse it.

And you can over-think it so much.

I psych myself out when it comes to,

like, memorizing a lot of lyrics and stuff.

And I know that once I close the book,

and I get through this first gig,

- it's in the bag. - Yeah, yeah.

I mean, I kind of get kind of psyched out.

You know, I think, "oh no, how am I gonna remember this,"

or whatever and stuff but, yeah, as much as I've been

soaking it up, how could I not, you know?

Listen, after we do six, eight gigs,

if it ain't coming together,

we have a fucking problem.

We have a fucking problem.

We have a serious fucking problem.

But it's gonna take that long.

One gig is gonna be fucking magic,

and the next gig is gonna be eh.

And then the next one will be magic.

And it'll be like that for a while, you know.

It's gonna take time. It's like anything else.

My special guest this afternoon is Frankie banali.

Congratulations are in order for you for reviving quiet riot.

For 27 years, I looked in front of me,

and who did I see? Kevin.

And so now any time I sit behind the drums,

I don't see him, and that's--

I don't see him, and that's--

That's something you'll have to adjust to after a while.

I've had an incredible amount of support,

more so than I had ever hoped for and expected.

But I've had a fair amount of criticism.

♪ ♪

♪ You criticize the way I talk ♪

♪ You can't know how I feel ♪

♪ Yeah yeah yeah ♪

♪ ♪

After much deliberation,

Frankie banali has reformed quiet riot.

Nobody can tell me what to do or what not to do,

because they're not me.

Because they're not me.

They were not Kevin.

They didn't know Kevin the way I did.

Do I think there's hope for quiet riot without Kevin dubrow?

This is--you're never gonna use this. No, I don't think

there's hope for quiet riot without Kevin dubrow.

♪ It's a matter of time ♪

♪ Now can't you see ♪

♪ Before I turn into your dark enemy ♪

You know, when I read things like Frankie

putting quiet riot back together without Kevin dubrow

was like pissing on Kevin dubrow's grave,

my answer to that is,

I'm the only one that goes out to see Kevin at his grave.

So don't tell me what to do or how to live my life

so don't tell me what to do or how to live my life

or how to do quiet riot.

That's up to me, not up to them.

♪ Free of the dread ♪

♪ The moment we met ♪

♪ I'm free ♪

Let's give it up for the one and only quiet riot.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Watch out! ♪

♪ ♪

♪ You better get yourself running ♪

♪ I got a hurricane coming ♪

♪ Run for cover tonight ♪

♪ Run for cover tonight ♪

♪ ♪

That's a pretty decent-size stage.

You can't work six feet by two feet of the stage.

- Okay. - He sang great.

But he kind of had the deer in the headlights thing going,

looked really nervous.

At some point, you were leaning,

with your back against the pole.

I think Frankie feels like because he put this back.

I think Frankie feels like because he put this back

together, his ass is more on the line, so to speak.

So it's gonna be magnified 100 times.

You can't introduce a song like cum on feel the noize--

You can't introduce it with a whisper.

You want to feel some noise?

No, you got to scream it out.

You got to belt it out. You got to work them up.

Make it yours, all right? You sang great, man.

I got no problems with your voice.

Voice is fucking great.

But you got to sell it.

Okay, the voice alone ain't good enough.

Okay, the voice alone ain't good enough.

Frankie was incensed.

I don't know if it was because Kevin wasn't in front of him,

and that's the first time he had to play.

He, like, unleashed on mark.

And mark was-- He was totally shell-shocked,

going, "oh, my God.

What did I get myself into here?"

I mean, yeah, it would be the biggest musical opportunity

I've ever had swirling down the commode, for sure.

But I think that these next shows that are coming up,

we're gonna see some huge forward momentum

on rock star stuff.

On rock star stuff.

Hey, Rudy.

Oh, how are you?

Doing good. Good to see you.

Hey, miss Tori. Tori.

Hey, Tori.

You get younger every time I see you, Tori.

- I know. - I have some Southern.

- Southern? - Southern Italian.

So Southern, it's in sicily.

But what I did is, understanding

that you are now gluten-free-- Glutenfree.

- Gluten-free. - Is it rice-based pasta?

- Gluten-free. - Is it rice-based pasta?

- This one is corn-based. - Corn-based, ooh.

- Corn based pasta, yeah. - A little home-grown olives.

Ooh, good.

Mmm.

- Not bad, huh? - Mm-hmm.

I'm warming up to it more than everything.

Like, if I was back in queens,

and I said, "yeah, I made pasta.

It's gluten-free," you know,

I'd be driven out of the borough, you know.

How is it going with the band?

Well, the thing is, with Kevin,

Kevin lived and breathed this stuff 24-7.

He walked into the room, and he was a rock star.

Mark walks into the room,

mark walks into the room,

and he could be the guy setting up gear.

And this is not a slam,

but this is just the way he carries himself, you know.

And I think that he thought because he was joining

this thing called quiet riot,

purely by the fact that he was gonna be on the same stage

with individuals playing those songs,

that that's all he had to do.

It's been really difficult.

I mean, there's times where I've actually

said to myself, you know,

"why are you doing this?

And why are you doing it with this guy?"

Mm-hmm. When I was playing with ozzy,

mm-hmm. When I was playing with ozzy,

and we lost Randy, I think even if Jimmy page

would have been the next guitar player,

- mm-hmm. - He was very angry,

so fresh from the tragic death of Randy.

It would've been like, "no matter how good I am

as a guitar player, this guy's gonna hate me

for being here."

And sometimes you just

have to carry on with the best you got.

And of course you're gonna be angry,

because no matter who comes in--

You could have rod Stewart or, you know, whoever come in--

Still, it's not Kevin.

Still, it's not Kevin.

Well, you've given me a lot to think about.

Listen, if you don't carry on the legacy of your friend,

nobody else will.

♪ Watch out! ♪

♪ I'm gonna take my leave ♪

♪ I'm gonna plant my seed ♪

♪ Don't let it shock you ♪

♪ Hold tight hold tight ♪

♪ You better run for cover ♪

♪ I'm a hit and run lover ♪

♪ I'm a hit and run lover ♪

♪ Run for cover tonight ♪

♪ Get ready ♪

♪ So you think it's easy ♪

♪ Trying to be this sleazy ♪

♪ Well I'll tell you it's nice ♪

♪ Ha ha ♪

♪ We're gonna make a name ♪

♪ Ain't gonna play no games ♪

♪ You'd better take the first flight ♪

♪ Girls rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

You know, mark was good.

He's now been in the band for three or four months.

He's now been in the band for three or four months.

He was working the crowd.

People were really into it.

Then we start playing cum on feel the noize.

♪ Come on ♪

Not only does he forget the words to the second verse.

My grandmother knows those fucking words.

Then he goes to the sing-along and forgets

where he is and loses his place, in turn,

train wrecking the entire band.

And of course, someone's there with their phone,

and it ends up on YouTube.

Cum on feel the noize is, like, the song.

He flubbed that, and that's inexcusable.

♪ Got a laundry list of today's complaints ♪

♪ Got a laundry list of today's complaints ♪

Of all the songs to fuck up, cum on feel the noize?

♪ You think you're a superstar ♪

♪ Whose shit don't stink ♪ you know what that does?

It makes everybody think that without Kevin dubrow,

there's no quiet riot.

Frankie has set the bar

extremely high for him to get over.

Much like a football coach, those guys,

they're out there, if they fumble or whatever,

the coach reams them so the next time,

they're not gonna do that.

I think he was expecting me or Chuck.

I think he was expecting me or Chuck

to say, "oh, don't worry, bro."

And I said, "no, it's how it is."

And I said, "I got it much worse than you did, my friend.

And I got it from Kevin and Frankie.

And those two were a fucking nightmare together sometimes."

I like you, mark. I like you a lot, man.

Get it together.

♪ It sucks to be you ♪

♪ It sucks to be you ♪

♪ It sucks to be you ♪

Hey, Frankie, there's, like, a lens up here.

- What's that? - There's, like, a lens.

- What's that? - There's, like, a lens.

I don't know what that is.

You know, everybody says, "oh, don't take him literally," or,

"don't take this literally," or whatever.

I take it all in, I do. I feel it all,

because I know that sometimes people don't serve it up the way

that they want to.

Just tell me what you want me to do,

and I'll get fucking right on it.

You know what I mean? Seriously.

The issues with mark and Frankie--I mean,

I'm no psychoanalyst. But that's--

I think it's still just

trying to get past that Kevin's not there.

Trying to get past that Kevin's not there.

No one's going to be that replacement.

And Frankie's still angry

that Kevin's not here doing it for him.

I believe it's time to let go.

He must get past it and forgive himself and forgive Kevin.

There's nothing I need to forgive him.

He wasted his own life and,

in the process, ruined a great part of my life.

How dare you do this and leave me here with this--

This--this life.

But I don't fault him.

But I don't fault him.

I don't blame him.

Frankie's in denial about how angry

he is with Kevin's death.

For the life of him, he's gonna do everything

he can to continue and almost like, "I'll show you.

"I'm gonna do this, whether you like this or not.

I don't want to fail here." And if I had not put the band

back together, then you would have an argument.

Then I could say,

"you know, Kevin,

"you killed yourself.

"And there's nothing I can do about that.

"And there's nothing I can do about that.

But I'm angry with you for taking quiet riot away from me."

Except that he didn't take it away from me,

'cause I'm doing it.

If it doesn't work out with the new guy,

then Frankie will have to deal with the anger and resentment

that he's carrying around toward Kevin.

This whole thing really is about how does one deal

with one's anger and walks away and leaves it behind.

It's a very, very difficult thing to do.

It's a very, very difficult thing to do.

Dude, what is keeping you guys so strong?

The fans, man. That's the reason why we do it.

If it wasn't for the fans, we wouldn't be here.

Check. Testing.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

Hey, how you doing?

When I heard about, like,

the tragic loss of about Mr. dubrow,

it was kind of down for me too.

When I heard about your revival in 2010,

that was a really good choice.

I just always, like, just feel, like, the music.

Metal health, main attraction, twilight hotel

- yeah. - Like, rehab, everything.

- Oh, you're a real fan. - I just get the feeling

that I just want to-- Hey, you're a real fan.

- Thank you. - Hablas espanol?

- Yeah. - Si.

- Yeah. - Si.

Bueno.

- Really? - Yeah, for you.

Thank you.

- You're very welcome. - Thank you, thank you.

I'll get everybody to sign some stuff for you

when we're done with sound check, okay?

All right. Mucho gusto.

♪ ♪

The drumsticks, I don't know if I should probably

take them in here in the show.

But then again, I don't want to leave them in the car.

Imagine there's, like, a whole earthquake happens and,

like, a big meteor hits the car,

and the drumsticks are gone.

Heavy metal, '80s rock fans are very loyal to the band.

Yeah, I mean, sometimes it's an interesting group of people.

Yeah, I mean, sometimes it's an interesting group of people.

Quiet riot fans are great.

They come to bang their heads.

They come to feel the noise.

And even after 30 years of meeting them,

it never gets old.

My name is Kevin boisvert.

I'm 42 years old. I'm married.

I live in New Jersey.

And I'm an attorney specialized in mass tort litigation.

And I am the world's biggest quiet riot fan.

I heard cum on feel the noize

and bang your head back in 1983.

And bang your head back in 1983.

And I was just like, "oh, my gosh, this is great.

"I just love everything about these two songs.

I got to have this cassette tape."

And I just remember putting that tape into a Sony walkman.

I was in awe. I was just like, "this is going to be my band.

"And I'm just gonna do everything I can

"to support them, get to know them,

build my collection."

Quiet riot, it was the package.

It was how the band sounded.

It was how the band sounded.

It was that metal health straitjacket

cover that I thought was so cool.

The mask, I thought was so cool.

The videos, I thought were so cool.

And me, of course, following them, you know, felt good.

I felt like I was on the winning team.

I collected anything. I collected everything,

old ticket stubs, backstage passes.

I was just so excited.

Once Kevin's passing,

it started to look like that this was the end.

I wanted it not to be the end.

I wanted it not to be the end.

I wanted it to keep going, quiet riot, Frankie, the music.

And even if it just helps to kind of keep

the quiet riot songs going,

I'm--you know, count me in.

San Bernardino, are you ready to rock 'n' roll?

The way we tour nowadays-- And a lot of bands do--

Is we'll do flyaway dates where we fly in,

and the promoter picks us up and provides us hotels,

backline, and basically everything.

All we bring with us is our guitars

all we bring with us is our guitars

and our stage clothes.

Welcome to nowhere.

With rented equipment, you don't know

what you're gonna get. Here's the thing.

The promoter said to me, "I've never used

this sound company before.

Can you let me know if they're any good."

- Oh, great. - Okay.

And for some reason, when things go wrong,

it always seems to happen to Chuck.

And it's always right before

we're about to play the first song.

All right, well, let's rock 'n' roll

with some quiet riot.

Oh, no.

I'm having issues again.

I'm having issues.

Look, Chuck takes it very seriously.

Unbelievable. In my blue--oh, shit.

God damn it!

I've never seen anyone have more amp problems than him.

This is three shows in a row with this shit.

Go to get things fixed, I spend money.

Still.

American made, that's what I say. American made.

He always pulls it together at the very last minute.

He always pulls it together at the very last minute.

Well, all right, San Bernardino.

How's everybody doing tonight?

After the galaxy show, we had a few more shows.

Mark started to pull it together.

♪ Ma, mama, we're all crazy now ♪

Let me hear you.

♪ Ma, mama ♪ ♪ we're all crazy now ♪

Throughout this last year together,

it's been a few steps forward, three steps back.

Two steps forward, three steps back.

Two steps forward, three steps back.

But he's getting there.

♪ Crazy ♪

And I've had my doubts at times.

But we're getting some progress,

you know, I think.

And this last show and stuff was, like--

It was a big accomplishment for me to be onstage with Frankie

and to have him smiling.

It's heavy. It really was.

♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

Alex was playing phenomenal.

And the one that surprised me the most was mark.

He was right on the money today.

Hair looks good, mark.

Thank you.

I'm feeling more a part of the team now, you know.

So I think things can only get better.

And the opportunities can only get better as well.

I have accepted the bang your head festival date.

It's about time quiet riot does bang your head.

It's about time quiet riot does bang your head.

- Yeah. - Wow, that's great.

Booking for the bang your head festival in Germany.

Quiet riot has never done it.

It's a festival that's huge, 50,000 people.

Originally, I wasn't gonna accept it, because mark, so far,

has had a history of he does well at one show.

He plays the next show, and he falls apart.

Two in a row. But that's it.

So far, the best he's done.

The bang your head festival, I've watched some footage.

Mark has never played to a forum that big before.

What's second nature to all of us

will be a first time for mark.

Will be a first time for mark.

And he sees the size of that stage

and seeing an audience,

and he hears some blood-curdling screaming going on.

I know. And bottles of piss.

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

That's 45,000, 50,000 people in one night

you're gonna get in front of.

And if the band's firing on all cylinders,

it'll really let the European market know that we're back.

And also, to see how mark's gonna do

in front of the big crowd.

I feel a lot more confident with him now.

I do too. And I think if you've noticed, you know,

I've kind of laid off. Oh, yeah.

- It seems to be working. - That works.

- It seems to be working. - That works.

Yeah, he gets freaked out like that.

I tried to explain to mark that when he hears

me say fuck this and fuck that and fuck you

and fuck this and fuck that,

it's just me speaking the language of love from New York.

Okay?

♪ ♪

Is this it here? Yeah, down the street there.

- It's beautiful. - If you go down there,

it becomes, like...

This is beautiful.

I want you to be relaxed but on the edge.

Just boom, boom, boom.

Hit them, hit them, hit them,

and body shots the whole way.

You don't want to knock them out.

But body shots the whole way.

Just beat them down.

And then, still keep the energy up,

but pace yourself internally.

So then when we get to the really key songs for this

and especially bang your head,

again, now you're hitting body,

again, now you're hitting body,

and you're hitting the face.

And body and face and body and face and body

and face all the way to the end of the fight.

I was nervous as hell.

Are you kidding me?

I wanted to fire on all cylinders,

on all the critique

and all of the things that we have been doing.

I just wanted it to come full circle for this show.

- Ja? - Ja.

- Ja? - Ja.

- Guten tag. - Guten tag.

Yes, of course.

There you go.

- Oh, nice. - Oh, thanks so much, man.

Very nice to meet you, man.

Thank you so much. Hello.

- Thanks. - That's very nice.

- No problem. - Can you sign your autograph?

Do your research, pal.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

Get those hands up in the back, people.

Let me hear you scream!

Let me hear you scream!

♪ Well I'm an axe grinder, pile driver ♪

♪ Mama says that I never, never mind her ♪

♪ Got no brains ♪

♪ I'm insane ♪

♪ Teacher says that I'm one big pain ♪

♪ I'm like a laser, six-string razor ♪

♪ I got a mouth like an alligator ♪

♪ I want it louder, more power ♪

♪ I'm gonna rock you till it strikes the hour ♪

♪ I'm gonna rock you till it strikes the hour ♪

♪ Bang your head ♪

Fuck, yeah.

♪ Metal health'll drive you mad ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Wow ♪

Frankie was able to resurrect this band

and do it in spite of everything.

Going from nothing to playing for 50,000 people

at a festival named after our song,

it's unbelievable. I can't even really

compare that feeling to anything.

I'm hoping that I did well enough to move

on to the next round, you know.

The strength of quiet riot and the strength of those songs

the strength of quiet riot and the strength of those songs

really won the day.

It was difficult doing the bang your head festival without him.

It was very bittersweet.

I'm really very excited to be here tonight with people

I consider to be my family, my brothers.

Our next show was to play in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Lark came out and said this beautiful tribute to Kevin,

lark came out and said this beautiful tribute to Kevin,

you know, really emotional.

Unfortunately,

Kevin dubrow is not gonna be onstage here tonight.

That day was a celebration in tribute to Kevin in the town

that loved him and adored him.

What a moment for quiet riot.

And I know that you're gonna put your hands together

and give a real hot, loving Vegas welcome for quiet riot.

Look at this, Frankie.

I think Las Vegas is ready to fucking come on, feel the noise!

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

It went over great. People were going nuts.

We had them. It was almost like,

"here we are. We're gonna do it."

And then we get to cum on feel the noize.

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

Get wild.

Mark just flubbed the lyrics.

♪ Get no worries ♪

♪ I don't know why ♪ - again.

Everybody...

Everybody...

Including the dog...

Knows the words to cum on feel the noize.

Sing along, pinky.

Hey, listen, I got nothing against admitting anything.

But see, I can't even remember if it was the first verse,

second verse, first line.

I just know in cum on feel the noize

was one of the times I screwed up.

So after screwing up the first half of cum on feel the noize,

we get to the sing-along.

Real simple. Mark says, "hey, hey, hey."

And the audience says, "hey, hey, hey," back to him.

He gets to that point

and goes to the "whoa, whoa, whoa" sing-along

and goes to the "whoa, whoa, whoa" sing-along

for the next song in bang your head.

♪ Whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪

♪ I said whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪

♪ Whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪

♪ Whoa ♪ ♪ whoa whoa whoa whoa ♪

Yeah.

He didn't know how to recover from it.

And it was on us to bring it back.

I think a lot of it was from being distracted and trying

to focus on so many things at once, you know.

To focus on so many things at once, you know.

And I learned the music relatively quick.

Some of the stuff wasn't, like, totally cemented into my brain.

So, I stumbled a couple times.

And once again, got my ass handed to me and rightfully so.

♪ ♪

For me, it got to the point,

I'm staying onstage and tearing down my equipment.

I'm not going back there, 'cause mark did something--like,

would introduce the next song in the middle of a song,

which I've never heard of anybody doing that.

Which I've never heard of anybody doing that.

But he actually did that.

In the song slick black Cadillac,

we did a false ending...

♪ Feels all right ♪

And we got the crowd to scream.

Yeah, there's a break in slick black Cadillac.

It's just a brief pause.

And then we all look around, and we get eye contact.

And they drag us back into the song.

Well, instead of taking us back into the song,

I introduced the next song.

Mr. Frankie banali is gonna start this one out for us.

Mr. Frankie banali is gonna start this one out for us.

And I'm yelling at him, "what are you doing?

No, stop." You know.

So we just went right back into slick black Cadillac.

♪ Ooh, driving in a slick black... ♪

Which is crazy. It's, like, you know,

too much pot or whatever it was.

At that moment, that was it.

This is enough.

We had to get rid of him right then and there.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

Well, the first thing I'm gonna do is,

I'm gonna reach out to another singer

at the very least to be able to meet

the commitments for the dates that we have at the beginning

of February and anything else that may come in.

I just--all I can do is deal with one thing at a time.

But I will tell you right now with no reservations whatsoever,

if quiet riot continuing

if quiet riot continuing

is dependant on having mark huff sing in the band,

I will--I will--I will break up the band,

I will sell the house.

I will move into an apartment.

And I will still have my family, my drums, and my talent.

And everything else will be everything else.

I just want to earn a living. Okay?

Until the fucking day I drop dead.

And that's it.

I'm done.

And I'm done with this shit too.

The fact remains that I have completely and totally sold out

by getting a singer who does not deserve the right

to be on that stage, singing those fucking songs.

So I've turned my back on that fucking statement

so that I could go out and pay my fucking rent, okay?

There's your fucking ending.

There's your fucking ending.

Are we done?

That was a real low point for me.

Here I am, having just fired a singer,

having to hire a friend of mine to do the shows.

♪ So you think my singing's out of time ♪

♪ It makes me money ♪

Keith gave it his best.

But he's a different type of singer.

He was not the right singer for the band.

I had Alex.

I had Chuck.

But without a singer, I have no quiet riot.

But without a singer, I have no quiet riot.

I had nothing.

Alex, Frankie, and I are, like,

a very tightly-knit family.

We've been through...

A lot to say the least.

We kind of parted a little bit for a while

to get everybody some space.

Nothing in life is perfect.

I mean, we tried to do this.

It didn't work.

It didn't work.

But if people know him wherever he goes,

he'll always be Frankie from quiet riot.

Having the first heavy metal record to go number one

and having such a body of work to go with it,

it's--there's something to be said for that.

- Who are quiet riot? - Correct.

One of the most inspirational records

for me early on was quiet riot.

It just really spoke to me like no music ever had before.

And I felt like, "man,

I got to be a part of this."

♪ Come on feel the noise ♪

♪ Come on feel the noise ♪

We saw sherri and val training to a tango to a quiet riot

hit that's a staple in gentlemen's clubs.

Oh, my gosh. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

He's, uh, you know,

an iconic drummer and always will be.

When Kevin dubrow, by his own choices,

died from his addictions,

and he destroyed everything

that we fought so hard for,

that we fought so hard for,

for 30 years, he died.

But I had to stay here and pick up the pieces

and try to make sense of it and try to make it work,

when everybody says I shouldn't or that I can't.

And that's not fair.

It wasn't fair to him.

But it wasn't fair to me.

You're so loved by so many and so missed, Kevin.

You're so loved by so many and so missed, Kevin.

I don't think you would even believe it.

But I want you to know that as much as I love you,

I'm really angry with you.

This was not supposed to happen this way.

But I forgive you.

And I'm ready to do that now.

♪ And you shine on the birds over the land ♪

♪ And there my house will stand ♪

♪ And there my house will stand ♪

I don't know where any of this is going, 'cause

I can't predict it anymore.

Things have changed in so many ways that I never expected.

I just know that I'm going somewhere.

We'll just have to see what that destination is.

♪ Axe grinder, pile driver ♪

♪ Mama says that I never, never mind her

♪ mama says that I never, never mind her

♪ got no brains ♪

♪ I'm insane ♪

In the mark huff aftermath,

we started getting a lot of emails from people saying,

"I'm the guy," you know,

"why don't you have me audition?"

And one guy in particular

kept pretty persistently emailing Frankie from Las Vegas.

Just another singer

and I guess he's claiming that he can do a better job

than mark ever did.

I am getting married in Las Vegas.

So Frankie asked if we should just have him

come down to the hotel room and sing a little bit.

Come down to the hotel room and sing a little bit.

And I said, "why not? You know, it can't hurt."

♪ ♪

Hey, Alex. How you doing, man?

Look at you, all dressed up. I know.

Where you going to a funeral?

Oh, I'm sorry. It's your wedding day.

Hi, I'm Alex.

- Scott vokoun. - Yeah.

- Congratulations. - Thank you.

You're probably more nervous than I am.

Yeah. Just got about 30 minutes

till I'm taking the plunge.

I sent Frankie an aggressive email,

stating that his band wasn't very good with his last singer.

Stating that his band wasn't very good with his last singer.

And if he wanted to make that mistake again, go ahead.

I wouldn't bother him anymore.

So I said to him, "all right.

I'm gonna be in Vegas.

I'm gonna be there less than 24 hours.

Alex is getting married.

You're this good, tough guy?

Let's see what you got." Shall we get to it?

- Ready when you are. - All right.

♪ Come on feel the noise ♪

♪ Girls, rock your boys ♪

♪ Girls, rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

♪ Wild wild wild ♪

Whoa. Totally, he's got that tone.

He's got the throat.

He's got the high pitch.

Alex was impressed, and Chuck was impressed.

And I think they were both surprised that out of nowhere,

we found someone that might fit the bill.

Scott brought a sense of hope that I had totally given up on.

How you doing? This is Frankie banali of quiet riot.

How you doing? This is Frankie banali of quiet riot.

To my left here, I've got bassist Chuck Wright,

Mr. Alex grossi,

and we're announcing here our new vocalist,

Mr. Scott vokoun.

Quiet riot 2012.

The day that Frankie sent me the email

and actually made the offer in writing to me,

I took my youngest child, my youngest daughter,

and I said, "hey, you want to go to the movies?"

The last movie trailer that came on,

the music for it was cum on feel the noize.

And my daughter looked at me, and I looked at her.

And we kind of laughed.

And I said to myself, "here I am with an offer in my hand

and I said to myself, "here I am with an offer in my hand

and quiet riot's playing on the movie screen."

I thought to myself,

"it's a sign."

You know what,

let's not screw around.

Let's not take baby steps.

Let's take giant steps, the m3 festival,

the biggest metal festival in the U.S.

It's gonna be live on television.

No fixes, no overdubs, nothing.

Talk about pressure.

Talk about pressure.

We are at the m3 rock festival, one of the best places

you could be on a day like this.

♪ ♪

This has become the biggest '80s

rock nostalgia festival in the world

with great bands like whitesnake and cinderella and Tesla,

with great bands like whitesnake and cinderella and Tesla,

scorpions, skid row, ratt,

and twisted sister.

We wanted quiet riot for a long time.

And we were finally able to get them.

And then we hear that they might not be able to make it.

We got a call from Frankie,

saying that he has a new singer named Scott,

and that they're gonna do the show.

It's a magical day, knowing that quiet riot's gonna headline

our festival stage.

Ha! Tojo.

I think that's good.

I think that's good.

I mean, it's probably nothing to do with the original band.

But I'm sure they're playing it well and,

you know, that's really I can say.

- Hey-- - Can I get a picture?

Yeah, sure. No problem.

Thanks, man.

Whoo!

You get all these people here today,

and it just shows that it's still alive in 2012.

Who doesn't love a guy with long black hair

or long blonde hair in tight pants and tight clothes

and just looking hot?

Yeah, metal culture's, like, a way of life for us, man.

Yeah, metal culture's, like, a way of life for us, man.

Yeah, it's just a lifestyle. I mean, live by it, die by it.

Like, it's just the community and the energy

and, like, the freedom you get when you listen to metal.

When metal health came out, I wasn't even born yet.

And to this day, it's still--

You put that in and it's loud.

It's hard. It's a total kickass album.

I'd put that right up there with appetite for destruction.

♪ ♪

That's just the prettiest kiss

that's just the prettiest kiss

I got from this guy the whole weekend. Come on.

Because I meant it.

Man, I'm glad Frankie's

chosen to do this for him in honor of his friend.

And this is me when I was 17.

That was my band. It still is.

That's the before and the after.

I love Frankie banali, man.

He's, you know, he's got dealt

a bad hand there with the loss of his mother

and the loss of Kevin.

And the loss of Kevin.

And the fact that he's carrying on,

there's fans that are like, "oh, no,

you can't go on without Kevin. It's a sin."

You're constantly fighting a battle.

Quiet riot's his band, man.

There is at least one person in the world

that could fill Kevin's shoes.

I haven't heard the right guy yet.

But hopefully, maybe someday.

Hey, congratulations on the job, man.

Thank you very much. Thanks, guys.

I feel like Kevin dubrow is here with me in spirit.

I think he's be real happy to be rocking with us.

Somebody please, help me out.

- He's coming. - This is not working, nothing.

No bass, no bass.

My father said you have two choices in life.

One is to do the best you can.

And the other is to not do anything at all

and the other is to not do anything at all

and just give up.

And he always said the second one wasn't an option.

So I just keep going.

You know, they say time heals all things.

And that's bullshit.

It doesn't heal anything. What it does is,

you learn to accept what you can't change.

I've reached to the point of accepting Kevin's death now.

This is something I can't yell at somebody

or plead with somebody to change it.

It's not gonna change it.

It's done. It's done.

♪ Come on feel the noise ♪

♪ Girls rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

♪ Wild wild wild ♪

♪ So you think I got an evil mind ♪

♪ I'll tell you, honey ♪

♪ I don't know why ♪

♪ I don't know why ♪

♪ So you think my singing's out of time ♪

♪ So you think my singing's out of time ♪

♪ It makes me money ♪ first note of the thing

that Scott hit, I was like,

"holy shit. It's Kevin dubrow."

Can I get an autograph too?

♪ No no ♪

♪ Come on feel the noise ♪

♪ Girls rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

Sing it.

♪ Wild wild wild ♪

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Feel the noise ♪

♪ Girls rock your boys ♪

♪ Girls rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

♪ We'll get wild ♪

♪ So you think I got a funny face ♪

♪ I got no worries ♪

♪ And I don't know why ♪

I've always heard you guys' songs.

I couldn't believe quiet riot was gonna be at the show.

I loved seeing you do the drums,

the guitar, the singing, everything.

Give me horns.

- Give me knuckle. - Bang.

All right, man.

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

♪ We'll get wild ♪

We had the greatest worst deal in the music industry.

There are blues musicians that are laughing at us.

♪ ♪

Oh, so you see the teeth marks. Oh, my God.

I need you to sing a little more with me.

You ready?

- Hey, hey, hey. - Hey, hey, hey.

- Hey, hey, hey. - Hey, hey, hey.

- Hey, hey, hey. - Hey, hey, hey.

- Hey, hey, hey. - Hey, hey, hey.

- Hey, hey, hey. - Hey, hey, hey.

Whoo!

All right, let's finish this song.

You guys ready?

So I said, "look, people like that.

"Let's just take the cum on feel the noize structure

and use it on we're not gonna take it."

I've confessed this to Rudy and the guys.

But I'll go officially on camera.

But I'll go officially on camera.

♪ Come on feel the noise ♪

♪ Girls rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

♪ We'll get wild ♪

♪ Come on feel it ♪

♪ Come on rock it ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

♪ Wild wild wild ♪

♪ Come on feel the noise ♪

♪ Come on feel the noise ♪

Everybody.

♪ Girls rock your boys ♪

♪ We'll get wild wild wild ♪

♪ We'll get wild ♪

Come on.

Put your hands in the air. Come on.

Okay,

okay,

maybe there's a little hope for the new quiet riot.

Just a little.

If you use any of this, I will sue you.

If you use any of this, I will sue you.

God.

And I know you don't have much for me to sue.

But whatever it is you have, you won't.

♪ You're a nothing wrapped up in a something's clothes ♪

♪ You're the kind of person I don't want to know ♪

♪ Listen ♪

♪ I don't hear you ♪

♪ Please shut up ♪

♪ I don't see you ♪

♪ 'Cause you're bad luck ♪

♪ 'Cause you're bad luck ♪

♪ All the things I do they make you crazy ♪

♪ You always say I'm useless and I'm lazy ♪

♪ You moan and groan and bitch, what does that prove? ♪

♪ Whoa-oh-oh ♪

♪ You can't sit still, you never act straight ♪

♪ I get uncomfortable when I see your face ♪

♪ I get uncomfortable when I see your face ♪

♪ Everybody's talking behind your back ♪

♪ You're a three-time loser into the cracks ♪

♪ I don't hear you ♪

♪ Please shut up ♪

♪ I don't see you ♪

♪ 'Cause you're bad luck ♪

♪ 'Cause you're bad luck ♪

♪ All the things I do they make you crazy ♪

♪ You always say I'm useless and I'm lazy ♪

♪ Oh, yeah ♪

♪ You moan and groan and bitch, what does that prove? ♪

♪ Whoa-oh-oh ♪

♪ It sucks to be you ♪

♪ It sucks to be you ♪

♪ It sucks to be you ♪

♪ It sucks to be you, you, you, you ♪

♪ It sucks to be you, you, you, you ♪

♪ But it rocks to be me ♪

♪ All the things I do they make you crazy ♪

♪ You always say I'm useless and I'm lazy ♪

♪ You always say I'm useless and I'm lazy ♪

♪ Oh yeah ♪

♪ You moan and groan and bitch, what does that prove? ♪

♪ Whoa-oh-oh ♪

♪ It sucks to be you ♪

♪ It sucks to be you ♪

♪ Yeah, it sucks to be you ♪

♪ It sucks to be you, you, you, you ♪

♪ It really sucks ♪

♪ Oh-oh-oh-oh-ohh oh-oh-oh-oh-ohh ♪