Geoff Tate's Operation: Mindcrime Doesn't Include Sarzo
. Tate was ordered to stop using the name earlier this year and he recently announced his band would be called Operation: Mindcrime - after the Queensryche albums of the same name to which he was granted sole rights in the legal settlement. But Sarzo will not take part in the new project, saying his contract with Tate came to an end and that he is working on other endeavours. Sarzo tells LA Rocks: "The reason that I was brought into Queensryche with Geoff Tate was to do the 25th anniversary of Operation: Mindcrime and also to do the greatest hits and we did the farewell tour. And I did it - every show; I never missed one. "Nobody quit, nobody got fired. I was a member of that version of Queensryche and it ended. It was fun hanging out with Geoff, Kelly, Randy and my brother Rudy on tour." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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