Former W.A.S.P. Guitarist Chris Holmes Diagnosed With Throat And Neck Cancer
Former W.A.S.P. guitarist Chris Holmes has been diagnosed with a cancer in throat and neck. As a result, he has canceled his appearance aboard this...
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Former W.A.S.P. guitarist Chris Holmes has been diagnosed with a cancer in throat and neck. As a result, he has canceled his appearance aboard this...
Blackie Lawless has shot down Chris Holmes's claim that the guitarist was "screwed" out of receiving royalties on the W.A.S.P. albums that he perfo...
SiriusXM's "Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk" about the circumstances that led to his initial departure from the band. Holmes joined W.A.S.P. and stayed with the band until 2001. Chris has not played with W.A.S.P. since. W.A.S.P., and it was a group of guys — a group, a band," Chris said. "And after that, the second album, it wasn't a group — it was a one-man show. And it's been a one-man show after that ever since. It's the way it is. Look at the records. It's the way it is in that band. " W.A.S.P. never played any shows until I was in the band, so where does a band start — when they...
"Innersleeve" about the documentary film "Mean Man: The Story Of Chris Holmes", written and directed by French filmmakers Antoine De Montremy and Laurent Hart. The project, which will be made available on Blu-ray, DVD and VOD on January 15, was born in 2014 after De Montremy and Holmes in a music video for the Holmes-penned song "Let It Roar" in Cannes. At that time, the now-62-year-old rocker had more or less disappeared from the music scene, leaving his home in the U.S. to seek a new beginning with his wife Sarah in France. W.A.S.P. leader "Mean Man: The Story Of Chris Holmes",
think this option calls for euthanasia, but the comments that the president has made off the cuff may be older people need to think that they would rather just take some pain medicine than have surgery and that kind of thing. it's a little scary for a lot of people. >> but to take what the president says about medication and what have you and to make it into euthanasia, that's a big leap. >> we're not doing that, but we are saying that people may have something to be fearful about. i have had grandparents that lived into their 90s and we were glad to pay for it. and i'm glad we all a...