Legendary DOKKEN axeman George Lynch has explained his decision to return to using the LYNCH MOB name for his solo project.
For much of the last year and a half, George had played dates around the U.S. under the name ELECTRIC FREEDOM, which he previously said was the new name of his “touring entity”…
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