When UFO finally hung up their boots a few years ago, few people bothered to ask what legendary frontman Phil Mogg would do next. The band’s final tour was cancelled due to the singer’s ill-health, and a sense that all good things were coming to an end was hard to ignore. When Mogg had a heart attac…
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