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Part Three of an Interview with JB Frank
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In this last installment of our interview, the great JB Frank reveals that when Kingdom Come was put together as a band, around Lenny Wolf, they were nudged to channel Led Zeppelin's influence - an element in the band's history that always stirred controversy: JB and The Liner Note hosts discuss the prevalence of this influence in the bands of the era and why modern bands like Greta Van Fleeet get a pass. We also learn about an soon to be cast biopic that could feature JB as Steven Tyler. JB also delves further into the music industry's machinations, entertaining a question we often ponder when we come across some great acts that don't strike gold: why didn't they become a hit? Upcoming Kingdom Come tour plans and the challenges in the band's personnel round out the discussion. Listen with us as we learn many more details about Kingdom Come's history!
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