40 years ago today, W.A.S.P. played its very first show at the Woodstock in Anaheim, California. To celebrate the milestone, W.A.S.P. leader Blackie Lawless took to the band’s official web site to share the following: “40 years ago today my life changed. To change in ways I had dreamed, but also to…
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