In a new interview with “The Chuck Shute Podcast”, DOKKEN frontman Don Dokken reflected on the band’s formative years, particularly around 1982 when guitarist George Lynch left DOKKEN in order to play with Ozzy Osbourne. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “George left, and Mick [Brown, th…
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