In a new interview with Ultimate Classic Rock to promote the 2024 remastered reissue of UFO’s 1977 album “Lights Out”, UFO frontman Phil Mogg was asked if there is still “more to do” with the band. He responded: “No, no. I think it’s come to a conclusion. We did that last U.K. tour in 2019, just bef…
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