KIX vocalist Steve Whiteman has opened up about the band’s announcement that it will retire after more than 45 years, telling Metal Edge in a new interview: “It might seem sudden, but this is a decision that I made around a year ago. I gave it a lot of thought, decided, and announced it to the guys…
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