Pete Evick - Musical Director/Guitarist - Solo Artist, Bret Michaels Band

Tonight's Episode

Non-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents Pete Evick - guitarist and musical director for legendary Poison singer Bret Michaels solo band. Pete discusses how he ended up playing for The Bret Michaels Band, what former Cinderella and Bret Michaels bass-player Eric Brittingham is up to these days and where the hell has the time gone since the infamous 'Covid Years'?

Tyson and Pete touch on their love of Butch Walker and The Marvelous 3. How the respect for Butch Walker was so widespread within the music community. How Pete was influenced by Ace Frehley, Van Halen, Quiet Riot and Twisted Sister. Then as the era moved forward into Bon Jovi and of course Poison. Pete discusses the more obscure bands from the era like Heaven's Edge and Babylon A.D.

Judas Priest - 'Turbo' and 80's Kiss era is discussed and how much love their is for both. Then the discussion moves to the mid-90's rock bands after grunge. Goo Goo Dolls, Tonic and Matchbox 20 are brought forward in discussion.

Both of Pete's fantastic books 'The Moments That Make Us' and 'MTV Famous' are talked about. 'The Moments That Make Us' is a non-musical book, but a must read. A collection of stories that have molded Pete's life. It is truly inspirational, raw and 100 percent honest!

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