Interviews
BONSAI BOOGERS IN DOLBY ATMOS
I wish I could start this whole thing off by telling you Tommy Lee and I go way back and have been hanging on the reg, usually on motorcycles while smoking, since Motley Crüe’s earliest days on the Sunset Strip. But I was in grade school then, and my parents would have been super pissed.
BONSAI BOOGERS IN DOLBY ATMOS
Breaking the nostril plane with Tommy Lee
Dave Hill
Tommy Lee looking all Zorro with that 'stacheand-beard combo.
I wish I could start this whole thing off by telling you Tommy Lee and I go way back and have been hanging on the reg, usually on motorcycles while smoking, since Motley Crüe’s earliest days on the Sunset Strip. But I was in grade school then, and my parents would have been super pissed. In fact, it would be decades before we’d actually meet.
I first became aware of Tommy and Motley Crüe back in 1984 when the band’s “Looks That Kill” came on the radio one day while my mom and I were out cruising the mean streets of suburban Cleveland in the family station wagon.
“‘She’s got the looks that kill’?" my mom said. “What’s that supposed to mean?"
Moms. Am I right?
Anyway, Motley Crüe’s sound was darker, nastier, and far more sinister than all the hair metal bands that were regularly played on local radio at the time, and I became an instant fan.