Rick Brindle

Cold Steel and the Underground Boneyard,  the third book in the Cold Steel series, is free to download from Amazon for a limited time. Get your free copy now! Their new album has just been released. Their previously cancelled Spanish tour dates have been rearranged, with the female trio and Spain’s biggest metal band, Damas Infernales, supporting. Cold Steel’s biggest asset though, is Johnny Faslane, their brutally talented manager. But even Johnny can’t fully eliminate Cold Steel’s innate ability to spectacularly destroy their prospects, and even before their second concert ends, the tour is scrapped after an ill-advised trip back to the eighties, and the band are put into creative deep freeze by their record company. Only an unprecedented event and a lot of money can possibly turn their fortunes around. Like a five hundred year old treasure hoard that a long dead pirate once offered in return for his life, treasure that has never been found. Cold Steel find a vital clue that give...

The first hurdle seems to be age 27. Brian Jones died at 27 So did Jimi Hendrix And Amy Winehouse Jim Morrison, dead at 27 Same with Kurt Cobain And Janis Joplin But sure, others have made it old age, despite the insanity all around them. Ozzy and Lemmy spring to mind. And although Lemmy is no longer with us, he did manage a respectable innings before checking out. I suppose the grand daddy of immortal, drug addled rock stars has to be Keith Richards, 80 years old, and if not going strong, at least still going. As to how he’s survived as long as he has, who can really say. Maybe he’s not quite as wild as his image, or maybe he’s actually un-dead! Cold Steel on the Rocks We Are Cold Steel Cold Steel and the Underground Boneyard It's Not For Everyone