EMGtv has shared a video of JUDAS PRIEST guitarist Richie Faulkner playing the song “Bitter Pill” from his ELEGANT WEAPONS project. Check it out below.
ELEGANT WEAPONS features Faulkner on guitar and Ronnie Romero (RAINBOW, MSG) on vocals, alongside Dave Rimmer (URIAH HEEP) on bass and Christopher W…
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