A. Lee Graham from Classic Rock Revisited spoke with guitarist George Lynch (LYNCH MOB, SOULS OF WE, ex-DOKKEN) recently about a number of topics. A few excerpts from the chat follow:

Classic Rock Revisited: Why reform Lynch Mob after all these years?

Lynch: "Well, I guess all the planets aligned. I don't have control over anything, but you know things kind of lined up when the singer decided that he was ready. I've always been ready, so, you know, it all kind of happened in the right time at the right place. It the larger world, the timing was right for us, so it made sense."

Classic Rock Revisited: Hearing it, it sounds like a logical follow-up to Wicked Sensation. It sounds like if it wasn't recorded in the same session, it at least has continuity.

Lynch: "It's the second record Oni and I did together, so it’s the second record we would have done after Wicked. But we had 17 years to think about it."

Classic Rock Revisited: Had you guys kept in contact over the years?

Lynch: "Yeah, of course. I mean, sporadically but with large gaps. We did a tour back in the late ‘90s, I believe, early 2000s and I think we did a couple of tours. I can’t remember. We released Syzygy in the mid-‘90s. There’s been some time passed and new did a few things here and there, but nothing serious."

Classic Rock Revisited: Also, I'd heard about Lynch Mob actually doing a tour with the original Dokken lineup. Is that true?

Lynch: "It looks like it might happen. No, hey, we shouldn’t even be talking about that because none of that’s for real yet. Until it’s for real..."

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