CHIODOS AT THE HOUSE OF BLUES LOS ANGELES - PHOTO GALLERY BY MICHAEL MULLENIX
To accompany our interview with Drummer Derrick Frost, here is the photo gallery of Chiodos at the House Of Blues!
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH TOMMY VICTOR OF PRONG!
Tommy thank you for taking out some time from touring to answer some questions.
BAH: Prong have been around since the late 1980's, what do you contribute your lasting success?
TV: I don’t know for sure. Maybe it has something to do with when I was 11 years old I just wanted to be in a band get on stage and get the hell out of where I was. That feeling remained for a long time and it may be hard wired into me. I can’t explain a lot of it. I know I’ve wanted to get out of the whole band thing several times and I somehow get pulled back in. Success is relative though. To some I’m successful to others I’m not. I’ve made way more mistakes than base hits along the way. Me, I think I have like a .285 lifetime batting average. There’s a lot of guys way more talented than me out there. A lot of guys way more better looking. I’ve had some good breaks. I’ve also simply willed survival in the business many times. You just keep looking for pieces to finish the puzzle.
BAH: What is it like when t…
BAH: Prong have been around since the late 1980's, what do you contribute your lasting success?
TV: I don’t know for sure. Maybe it has something to do with when I was 11 years old I just wanted to be in a band get on stage and get the hell out of where I was. That feeling remained for a long time and it may be hard wired into me. I can’t explain a lot of it. I know I’ve wanted to get out of the whole band thing several times and I somehow get pulled back in. Success is relative though. To some I’m successful to others I’m not. I’ve made way more mistakes than base hits along the way. Me, I think I have like a .285 lifetime batting average. There’s a lot of guys way more talented than me out there. A lot of guys way more better looking. I’ve had some good breaks. I’ve also simply willed survival in the business many times. You just keep looking for pieces to finish the puzzle.
BAH: What is it like when t…
