Lace And Whiskey

Produced by Bob Ezrin, this collection moves away from the gritty garage riffs associated with the artist. The songs favor polished lounge aesthetics during a period when rock performers explored persona-driven concepts.

The music serves as a document of the late seventies. It reflects a time when high-gloss studio production prioritized a refined sound. The work captures a transition for the performer before a stay in a sanitarium.