More than 35 years ago, TWISTED SISTER frontman Dee Snider marched into the United States Senate’s Committee On Commerce in a jean jacket and tank top to confront a band of concerned Washington housewives hellbent on silencing the howl of metal and beyond. Co-founded by Tipper Gore, a committee of p…
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