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Contents: This is the second solo album in seven years from Chip Z'Nuff, the central figure and bassist/vocalist of Enough Z'Nuff. Chip Z'Nuff (B, Vo) formed Enough Z'Nuff in Chicago in 1984 with Donnie Vee (Vo), and debuted with "Enough Z'Nuff" in 1989. While his look was glam rock influenced by the L.A. metal scene at the time, his power pop sound, influenced by musicians such as The Beatles, John Lennon, and Cheap Trick, gained popularity in Japan as well, and has enjoyed strong support for many years since. Although Donnie left in 2013, the band continues to be active with Chip at its core. This is his second solo album, produced seven years after his first solo album "STRANGE TIME," released in 2015. The musical style is largely unchanged from Enough Z'Nuff, a hard rock sound based on familiar and poignant melodies that are faithful to their roots in The Beatles, Cheap Trick, and 60s-70s rock. Chip himself handles lead vocals and all instruments except drums, but guest appearances include former Guns N' Roses member Steven Adler (Ds), current Whitesnake member Joel Hoekstra (G), and current Cheap Trick member and Rick Nielsen's son Dax Nielsen (G). The album includes "Heaven in a Bottle," a song co-written with Donnie Vee, who has since left Enough Z'Nuff. The song itself is a rare track that core fans may have heard in a demo version, as it was created during the Enough Z'Nuff era, even before their debut, around 1986-1987. [Track Listing] 1. THE CHURCH 2. WELCOME TO THE PARTY 3. DOCTOR (I'M GOING DOWN CAN YOU SAVE ME?) 4. ORDINARY MAN 5. HEAVEN IN A BOTTLE 6. ROLL ON 7. I STILL HAIL YOU 8. 3 WAY 9. HEROIN 10. HONALOOCHIE BOOGIE 11. HEAVEN IN A BOTTLE (REMIX) [BONUS TRACK] Media Reviews and More Chip Z'Nuff, the central figure and bassist/vocalist of Enough Z'Nuff, releases his second solo album in seven years. The album includes tracks created with Donnie Vee (Vo), who is currently a member of Enough Z'Nuff. The song itself was produced during the Enough Z'Nuff era, even before their debut, around 1986-1987, making it a rare track that core fans may have heard in a demo version. (C)RS
