GREAT WHITE guitarist Mark Kendall spoke to the “Sally Steele Rocks! Show” about the deadly blaze on February 20, 2003 in Rhode Island caused by pyrotechnics at a concert by the now-former GREAT WHITE singer Jack Russell. At the time of the fire, the group that was on the road was called JACK RUSSEL…
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