Motley Crue's 1989 masterpiece DR. FEELGOOD was possibly the most anticipated Hard Rock album of the 1980s. As early as 1988 the band started teasing information and we learned about the switch from stalwart and consistent producer, Tom Werman, to Canadian Bob Rock. Nikki and Tommy emerged with sleeves of tattoos and shocked many of their long-time fans.
In 1989 the band did many interviews detailing their new drug and alcohol-free lives as well as the writing and recording of their fifth album. BLAST! Magazine was a goldmine of Crue interviews and top quality studio/posed pinups and centerfolds in the months leading up to the release. BLAST! writers wrote many an article based on extensive interviews with all the members. I bought many of these and am happy to feature them here at the Sleaze Patrol Files.
Judy Wieder gets her turn with Tommy in Vancouver. In "Hats Off To Heather!" Tommy talks about his sober relationship with Heather Locklear and his wariness in having children while he’s still rockin’ at 26 years of age.
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