krokus: Mark Storace Still Rockin on new solo Cd

Marc Storace, legendary Krokus frontman, shares stories of touring with classic rock icons and creating his new solo album Crossfire. He reflects on the album's process and Krokus's 50-year legacy.
In this episode, legendary Krokus frontman Marc Storace discusses his new solo album, "Crossfire," and shares his journey from Malta to Switzerland, where he became the band's iconic voice. He recounts stories from his extensive career, including touring with renowned artists like Judas Priest and Def Leppard, while reflecting on Krokus's 50-year legacy.

Marc also explores the creative process behind "Crossfire," detailing his collaboration with Tommy Henriksen and Olle Romo. He discusses the challenges of balancing his solo work with Krokus tours and shares behind-the-scenes stories from the band's heyday.


00:00: Introduction to Marc Storace

00:50: From Malta to Switzerland to London: Marc’s early journey, starting his musical career with Progressive Rock Band TEA, joining Krokus

04:50: The COVID derailed Krokus US farewell tour, putting the retirement of Krokus on the backburner & performing at the 2,000-year commemoration of Krokus’ hometown

08:32: On Krokus becoming a brand, juggling Krokus & the solo Band, Storace Band members

11:20: Teaming up with Tommy Henriksen (Alice Cooper Band) to write & produce "Crossfire“

15:32: Breaking down the track "Screaming Demon" and its car racing inspiration

17:34: “Crossfire” album tracks commentary: “Rock This City”, working with Engineer Olle Romo (Mutt Lange & Def Leppard) to capture a signature 80s style sound, “We All Need The Money”

22:33: “Crossfire” album tracks commentary: “Adrenaline” & “Sirens”, the emotional story behind the inspiration for the ballad "Only Love Can Hurt Like This“

31:37: Marc’s reflections on the commercial success of Krokus in the heyday of the 80s, touring with Judas Priest & Def Leppard (Headhunter tour)

37:23: Memories of early 80s Krokus tours with Sammy Hagar, Ted Nugent, & Blackfoot, unresolved issues with Dee Snider, making amends with Joe Elliot & the Def Leppard camp after 40 years

46:30: Marc sets the record straight on rumors he was a candidate to join AC/DC on several occasions & his loyalty to Krokus



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