In a new interview with AL.com, Derek St. Holmes, the legendary guitarist and vocalist known for his time working with Ted Nugent in the 1970s, was asked if he thinks Ted’s politics have diminished his guitar legacy. Derek responded: “The answer to your question is yes, I do. I was leery of doing an…
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