Former W.A.S.P. guitarist Chris Holmes recalls what happened when Blackie Lawless threw raw meat into the back of his amp
Though Holmes’ guitars remained unscathed from Lawless’s grim confetti substitute, the same can’t be said for his guitar amp
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