THE WINERY DOGS Frontman Richie Kotzen - "Next Year At Some Point We Will All Get Together And See What Can Be Written"
December 5, 2014, 9 years ago
The Winery Dogs guitarist Richie Kotzen is featured in a new interview with Classic Rock Revisited. During the conversation he discussed the possibility of new music from the band in the near future:
Kotzen: "The plan is next year to go back and do some more writing and hopefully we’ll release another record. Right now I’m on the road touring with my solo band, so my focus right now is with my solo work. So like I said, next year at some point we will all get together and see what can be written and hopefully we will have something recorded and finished sometime in mid-year."
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BraveWords scribe Carl Begai recently spoke with The Winery Dogs drummer Mike Portnoy about the band. He offered the following:
"We're working really hard to establish ourselves as the real deal. This isn't a one-off side-project, this is a real band and something the three of us all view as home. We have long term expectations for The Winery Dogs, so that's why we're still out here touring a year later. Something like Transatlantic is very special and dear to me, but that's more like a part time project where we'll go out for two months and then do it again four years later. The Winery Dogs is a full time thing for all three of us.""Here in The Winery Dogs we have three guys with 100 years of experience between the three of us. That's not an exagerration, it's the truth. But, regardless of that 100 years this is still Year 1 for The Winery Dogs, so it doesn't matter how much the three of us have done in the past. We've had to start from scratch and we're building it from the ground up."
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