Always at least twice as exciting as the bands they routinely supported, ELECTRIC BOYS probably could, should and would have been global megastars had anyone sensible been in charge back in the late ’80s. But despite their former underdog status, Conny Bloom and Andy Christell’s enormo-rock ensemble…
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