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Phil Lewis Says Tracii Guns Damaging L.A. Guns Name
10/05/2011
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(superLOUD) For those who don't follow L.A. Guns closely, there are two versions of the sleaze-rock band out there. One features the classic singer Phil Lewis, while the other has the namesake guitarist Tracii Guns. Unfortunately, neither Phil nor Tracii currently get along at all.

Phil Lewis sent a letter to Metal Sludge last night regarding Tracii's recent decisions. In it, the singer didn't mince words regarding his thoughts on the situation. Tracii recently brought in a new singer for his band, a female named Dilana from Rockstar: Supernova fame.

In his letter to Sludge, Lewis wrote: "What bothers me is what damage he's doing to his credibility and to the damage he's doing to the name LA Guns." more on this story

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