Articles by Steve Janowsky

Review Fix finishes up their lengthy chat with the rock group Misfire. Review Fix: What should old fans and newcomers alike expect to hear on […]

Review Fix’s Steve Janowsky continues his Q & A with Misfire. Review Fix: Richie, in late 1977 Misfire was gaining popularity through its live shows […]

Misfire had its initial incarnation from 1976 to 1979. Much has transpired for the band since, including the return of their original drummer Tom Saluzzi. […]

Dick Wagner is a guitar “gunslinger” in the truest sense of the word. From his early bands the Bossmen, The Frost and Ursa Major to […]

Frank Sinatra, “The Chairman of The Board,” “Ol’ Blue Eyes,” “The Voice” or whatever other moniker he went by, was the greatest popular singer of […]

Bun E. Carlos, Cheap Trick’s drummer extraordinaire, has taken a hiatus from that iconic Rockford, Illinois band to embark on a new project, the Candy […]

Slash, on the heels of his recent stellar solo effort, has collaborated on a new single “Drive Me” with State Line Empire, a band that […]

Wouldn’t you have liked to have been a “fly on the wall” as a member of Led Zeppelin’s touring entourage during the legendary band’s peak […]

Guitar wizard Jeff Beck, whose groundbreaking playing has been a part of the Yardbirds, Jeff Beck Group (Rod Stewart’s arrival on the scene) and jazz-fusion […]

Carl Palmer, the world’s greatest drummer and founding member of Progressive Rock icons Emerson Lake and Palmer is releasing “Carl Palmer Drum Solos” on February […]