During a September 3 appearance on SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk”, legendary Canadian rocker Bryan Adams spoke about the two songs he co-wrote in the 1980s with Jim Vallance and KISS’s Gene Simmons. He said: “I was 21, and I released my album called ‘You Want It, You Got It’. And I got a…
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