tour with Brides of Destruction to go on hiatus. Guns, initially, was going to form a new band with his remaining bandmates, while he also offered his services to Axl Rose in a bid to re-join Guns N' Roses. However, by 2005, Guns decided to continue without Sixx, adding former Amen bassist Scott Sorry as his replacement while Ginger, of The Wildhearts, was added as the band's second guitarist. They soon began writing new material. However, Ginger soon departed the band: Brides of Destruction recorded their second album, with the tentative title of 13 Acres, with producer Andy Johns. Former members Nikki Sixx and Ginger have co-writing credits on the album while Guns also co-produced the album. They soon signed a deal with Shrapnel Records releasing Runaway Brides on September 13 in Europe and September 27 in the US. The album included the song "Dimes in Heaven" which was written as a tribute to recently deceased Pantera and Damageplan guitarist Dimebag Darrell. The band toured in support, including a tour of Europe. Prior to the tour of Europe, Sorry departed the band with Jeremy Guns added to the touring lineup. Following the tour, Guns put Brides of Destruction on hiatus, going on to have a brief stint in Quiet Riot before forming The Tracii Guns Band (which later became the second L.A. Guns). Post-hiatus (2006–present) In the years following the hiatus. LeGrand formed Souls of We with George Lynch, releasing the album Let the Truth Be Known in 2008. He also formed side-project Rockstars on Mars. In an Interview on November 24, 2008, LeGrand admitted he would like to see a Brides of Destruction reunion, but with Nikki Sixx back in the band: LeGrand also made a guest appearance on The 69 Eyes album Back in Blood released August 28, 2009. Former bass player Scott Sorry joined former bandmate Ginger in new lineup of The Wildhearts in 2007 while he formed Sorry and the Sinatras, with members of Trashlight Vision, in 2008. They released their debut album Highball Roller on May 11, 2009. In a 2016 interview with KNAC, Tracii Guns stated that if the band had put out a second a single and Sixx was still a member, Brides of Destruction would have had a "fair chance" in the music industry. Scot Coogan toured with Stephen Pearcy in Rat Bastards while he also performs in a Led Zeppelin and