By David E. Gehlke
OVERKILL frontman Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth likes to refer to the band’s post-Atlantic Records period (1996 through the early 2000s) as their “bowling alley years.” Whereas many of the band’s thrash peers either broke up, changed direction or went into creative hibernation, OVERKILL…
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