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L.A. GUNS Ripped Off While Performing In Dayton

December 7, 2007

According to Bring Back Glam, the L.A. GUNS version featuring Tracii Guns on guitar, Jeremy Guns on bass, Chad Stewart on drums and Paul Black on vocals had their wallets stolen while they were on stage performing last night (Thursday, December 6) at McGuffy's in Dayton. Ohio. However, it appears that a suspect was quickly apprehended before he was able to leave the venue and the stolen goods were presumably recovered.

For more information on what exactly went down, visit Bring Back Glam.

The group released a CD, titled "The Black List", last year, which is a collection of previously unreleased recordings of L.A. GUNS standards from 1986 and 1987.

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