Original BULLETBOYS guitarist Mick Sweda, who exited the band seemingly for the final time a year ago, along with drummer Jimmy D’Anda, discussed his latest departure from the group in a new interview with Marko Syrjala of Metal Rules. He said: “Well, anytime we get together — and we’ve tried to do…
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