In a recent interview with Spain’s Made In Metal, British heavy metal vocalist Blaze Bayley, who fronted IRON MAIDEN more than 20 years ago, said that words hold immense power — they can uplift, wound, inspire and destroy.
“Sometimes people don’t know the power of words and they let words by someone…
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