In a new interview with Classic Album Review, BUCKCHERRY frontman Josh Todd was asked about KISS bassist/vocalist’s Gene Simmons’s much-repeated lament that “rock is dead.”
“I understand what he means by that as far as the bigness of what rock used to be, and I think that’s what he means,” Josh said…
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