CRIMSON GLORY’s founding guitarist Jon Drenning says that he “would have loved to be a part of” the band’s reformed lineup, but that his family life has prevented him from being involved in the legendary progressive power metallers’ comeback.
Drenning made his comments one day after it was announced…
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