time to take part in the Sweden Rock Festival. According to the band, in 2015, Slaughter, continued to tour extensively and had performed more than 300 shows since 2010 throughout the U.S., Europe, Canada and Japan. Slaughter has been touring headlining clubs, theaters, casinos, and rock festivals taking an unavoidable break in 2020 due to the then-burgeoning COVID-19 pandemic. In early 2021, Slaughter teamed up with Kiss My Wax Records for a limited reissue of Slaughter's Fear No Evil album featuring the Definitive Edition of a three-LP box set, sold out within weeks, that was signed by the band, and Standard Edition of a two-LP gatefold set. That was the first official pressing of Fear No Evil on vinyl. 2007–present: Vince Neil band In 2007, Dana Strum joined Vince Neil's solo band. The decision to recruit Strum as bass player was made at Jeff Blando's suggestion, who was asked to assemble a backing band for Neil. Initially, the idea was met with mixed feelings from the Neil's management team. Though reluctant, eventually they agreed, and Vince Neil band including Dana Strum on bass, Jeff Blando on guitar and Will Hunt on drums, who later was replaced by Zoltan Chaney, have been touring and playing various venues such as casinos, theaters and music festivals ever since. The band's set usually includes a healthy selection of Mötley Crüe songs, songs from Vince Neil's solo albums and some covers. Strum co-engineered and played bass on Vince Neil's third solo album, Tattoos & Tequila, that was released via Frontiers Records and Eleven Seven Music in June 2010. The album was recorded in the winter of 2009 and also featured Jeff Blando on guitar and Zoltan Chaney on drums. It included two new songs: "Tattoos & Tequila" that was also released as a music video, and "Another Bad Day" both produced by Marti Frederiksen (Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne, Def Leppard), and a selection of classic cuts from some of the rock giants that have influenced Vince Neil throughout his musical career. The cover songs were produced by Neil and Jack Blades (Damn Yankees, Night Ranger). Talent scout Randy Rhoads In 1978, Dana Strum played bass in the band BadAxe and regularly performed on the LA Club Circuit, sharing the stage with the acts such as Van Halen and Quiet Riot. During this time, he frequently watched Quiet Riot's guitar player, Randy Rhoads, perform. In an interview