Former Dokken guitarist George Lynch recently spoke with Mick Burgess at Metal Express Radio. He discusses his work with Stryper frontman Michael Sweet in Sweet & Lynch, Lynch Mob and KXM. An excerpt is available below.

MER: You have an incredible band there. It`d be criminal not to hit the road with them.

Lynch: "There`s talk of it and I hope it happens but there`s nothing planned at this point. We are both really busy with our own projects that it`s difficult to find the time to fit it in."

MER: What about touring with Stryper and Lynch Mob and maybe doing something together then?

Lynch: "We have actually been talking about doing a tour with Lynch Mob and Stryper together and that at the end we`d come out and do a few Sweet & Lynch songs.  So that is something that could happen at some point. I think that`s a really interesting idea."

MER: You have Lynch Mob and KXM on the go too amongst other projects. Does each of these bands enable you to cover a slightly different side to your creativity?

Lynch: "I`m just happy that I am able to do different stuff and people are digging it. Creatively for me, it`s challenging and fun and it`s good for me and my playing to do different things. It let`s me stretch out a little more so that I don`t get stuck in a rut. I`ve also done work with Angelo Moore from Fishbone that is totally different to anything I`ve done before and I just loved doing that so having different projects certainly gives me a great range of styles that I can play which keeps it interesting for me."

Read the complete interview here.

Sweet & Lynch, featuring Michael Sweet and Lynch Mob/Dokken guitarist George Lynch, released their sophomore album, Unified, on November 10th.

Tracklisting:

“Promised Land”
“Walk”
“Afterlife”
“Make Your Mark”
“Tried & True”
“Unified”
“Find Your Way”
“Heart Of Fire”
“Bridge Of Broken Lies”
“Better Man”
“Live To Die”

“Walk” video:

“Afterlife” lyric video: