Apparently not content with cheating death and being a general badass in JUDAS PRIEST, guitarist Richie Faulkner has found another way to fill his schedule. ELEGANT WEAPONS is a genuine supergroup, on record at least. “Horns For A Halo” was performed by Faulkner, alongside drummer Scott Travis (JUDA…
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