Bassist Rudy Sarzo spoke to Al.com about his decision to rejoin QUIET RIOT after an 18-year absence. Asked if he had to relearn any of the material or if that music just embedded in his DNA, Rudy said: “It’s such a multi-level question. The challenge was actually — and here’s the tricky part — I am…
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