Lillian Axe mainman Steve Blaze is a man of many wise perspectives on life and does not hold anything back, especially when talking about the band's latest album, One Night In The Temple; the group's thirteenth release, performed live acoustically in an intimate setting housed in a Masonic Temple in the Bayou with their most rabid and loyal fans in support.

"When I first had the idea of putting this show together, it was originally going to be a private 20 person show with acoustic guitars, vocals and no production, however it took on a life of its own," recalls Blaze.

One Night In The Temple will be issued as a three-disc set (2CD's/1DVD and 2 CD's/1Blu-Ray) featured in an elaborate digipak. Filmed in high definition, the Blu-Ray will contain the acoustic performance, fan question and answer session, videos for the songs Caged In and Death Comes Tomorrow, featuring also three songs live in concert from their July 4th, 2013 performance at the Paragon Casino and behind the scenes footage while the DVD will contain one song from the Paragon Casino and the video for Death Comes Tomorrow.

Originating from humble beginnings, Lillian Axe has shared the stage with the likes of Alice Cooper, Ratt, Poison, Godsmack, Queensrÿche, Sammy Hagar and more. As guitarist Steve Blaze will be quick to tell you, their fans are the most important part of this whole rock and roll aspect of what they do. Louisiana Music Hall Of Famers Lillian Axe's Steve Blaze was Matt O'Shaughnessy's featured live guest on the Friday Edition of WVOX's Metal Mayhem show in New York where Blaze spoke in detail about One Night In The Temple, his unwaivering Christian faith, life lessons, the influence of Judas Priest's Glenn Tipton and KK Downing and much more during the wide-ranging on-air broadcast.

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Preaching At The Temple