In S1:E18, host Joe Augustine interviews one of the most powerful and versatile voices in hard rock history. A man who started his career topping the UK charts with The Marbles back in 1968, then went on to front some of the biggest names in heavy metal. From Rainbow to the Michael Schenker Group, from Alcatrazz to Impellitteri—if there was a legendary hard rock band in the '80s, chances are Graham Bonnet lent his unmistakable voice to it.

Now, well into his seventies, Bonnet proves he's still a force with "Lost In Hollywood Again"—a brand new live album that dropped just last week on Frontiers Music.

Recorded on August 29th, 2024, at the iconic Whisky a Go Go on the Sunset Strip, this isn't just another career retrospective. This is raw, unfiltered rock and roll captured in one of the most legendary venues in music history—the same stage where The Doors, Led Zeppelin, and countless rock gods made their mark.

And Graham? He tears through sixteen tracks spanning his entire career: Rainbow classics like "Since You've Been Gone" and "All Night Long," MSG bruisers like "Assault Attack," Alcatrazz anthems like "Night Games," plus cuts from his recent Graham Bonnet Band albums.

Backed by guitarist Conrado Pesinato, bassist Beth-Ami Heavenstone, keyboardist Alessandro Bertoni, and drummer Francis Cassol, Bonnet delivers a performance that's been described as ferocious, powerful, and a reminder that this isn't a comeback —it's reminder of who he still is

So turn the boom box up, your hearing aid down as we get "Lost In Hollywood Again."