RATT Singer Interviewed On 'The Zloz Hour' (Video)

July 19, 2011

RATT singer Stephen Pearcy was recently interviewed on "The Zloz Hour", the new video series hosted by legendary rock photographer Neil "Zloz" Zlozower. You can now watch the nearly-50-minute-long chat below.

Pearcy's new solo single, "Too Much Is Never Enough", was released earlier this month via iTunes. The song comes off Pearcy's next solo album, "Sucker Punch", which is tentatively due later in the year.

In a recent interview with Guitar International, Pearcy stated about the forthcoming CD, "It's probably one of the first records that I'm actually doing all the guitars on. Most people don't really know me as a guitar player, even as a writer, but those songs came from somewhere. The RATT EP was literally all of my songs from the MICKEY RATT days, with the exception of "You Think You're Tough", which Robbin [Crosby, late RATT guitarist] and I had penned together. That's the song that ended up getting us signed. I've been a guitar player for years, it's just overlooked. I'm doing the solos on both of the sample singles. I'm currently the label [via Top Fuel Records], but Roadrunner has an option on it. Whether they pick it up is irrelevant, because it will be heard. What I wanted to do this time, since I was writing so many songs, is for my fans to hear the process. Not just give them a basic track, but to give them a rough version. Feedback has been good. Depending on how the record is picked up, my manager and I have talked about a whole other approach to releasing a record that nobody has ever done before."

Pearcy recently recorded a new version of RATT's '80s hit "Wanted Man" for "Big John's Rock N Lock", the new show featuring world-famous rock and roll bodyguard "Big" John Murray, celebrity reality star of VH1's "Rock Of Love".

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