Damn Yankees

He blames the record company and producers for hastening the supergroup's demise.

His comments come after Tommy Shaw said the supergroup was “pulling away at the seams” when it broke up.

He explains how Ted Nugent's "big personality" kept things "spicy" in the supergroup.

Despite bassist's concerns, power ballad became the Damn Yankees' biggest hit.

"I think we kind of ran that thing until the wheels fell off of it," he said, "and I'd like to just keep it like that."

Supergroup's second and final album underperformed its predecessor thanks to grunge revolution.

Guitarist tells UCR that someday "we'll be all dead" and someone will "resurrect" the tapes and produce them properly.

Singer explains '90s cultural shift that affected Warner Bros.' attitude toward his bands' music.

Guitarist and songwriter Damon Johnson recalls working on record that ended up “lukewarm.”

Ted Nugent, Tommy Shaw, Jack Blades, Michael Cartellone, Ron Nevison and John Kalodner discuss their short-lived supergroup.