During an appearance on the “Iron City Rocks” podcast, LAST IN LINE bassist Phil Soussan was asked if he and his bandmates have a “What would DIO do?” kind of mentality when it comes to their songwriting process, a reference to the fact that LAST IN LINE was formed a decade ago by original DIO guita…
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