still recording and touring with the group. Fox's latest work is on Stryper's God Damn Evil album released in April 2018 and Even the Devil Believes from 2020. Other activities Fox has hosted "Rewind" on JCTV. In 2006, he joined the band Bloodgood and has performed at several Christian rock festivals with them. Fox has helped to develop artists and bands in Southern California including recent HMMA's Award Winning Metal Band Fellguard from Murrieta and Fiasco, (formerly known as Understated) from Rancho Cucamonga. From 2006 to 2009, Fox gave private music lessons in Pasadena at a small music shop, Groovin on Music. Beginning in 2008, Fox joined the Las Vegas based classic rock band "Playground" featuring Frank Di Mino from the rock group Angel. Playground has since hired other members, but he and DiMino now play in a tribute band called Vinyl Tattoo in Las Vegas. In 2014, he produced the first full-length album by Oklahoma Christian metal band, Chaotic Resemblance, Get the Hell Out. Personal life Fox married Annie Lobert, a former sex-worker for 16 years turned evangelical Christian, in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 5, 2009. The ceremony was broadcast live on the Internet. Lobert has a ministry to sex-workers still on the streets called "Hookers for Jesus". At approximately 12:30 am on August 12, 2018, Fox had a seizure while performing with a side band in Las Vegas and was taken to the hospital. A CT scan and MRI discovered two masses: one by his ear and the other in the back of his head. In March of 2021, Fox entered the hospital and had brain surgery to treat the tumor near his ear to reduce the risk of hearing loss, impacted balance, possible loss of vision and spinal problems. However, following the surgery, Fox suffered hearing loss in his left ear. Discography Bloodgood 2009: Live in Norway DVD, Bloodgood (lead guitar & vocals) 2013: Dangerously Close, Bloodgood (lead guitar & vocals) Guest appearances 1989: I 2 (EYE), Michael W. Smith (vocals on "All You're Missin' Is a Heartache") 1989: First Watch, Guardian (lead & vocals on "Hyperdrive") 1994: Scarecrow Messiah, Bride (guitar on "Doubt") 2000: Truth, Michael Sweet (guitar on "The Ever After") 2020: Truth in Unity, Chris Catena's Rock City Tribe (guitar on "My Angel") Other works 1998: SinDizzy, SinDizzy (lead vocals & guitar) References Further reading External links Official website 1961 births American Christians