In a new interview with the “Focus On Metal” podcast, FOREIGNER bassist Jeff Pilson was asked if it was difficult for him to not say anything when people would ask about the absence of FOREIGNER’s co-founder and guitarist Mick Jones from the band’s recent shows, especially in light of the fact that…
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