Freak Of Nature

Following break-up of White Lion in 1991, frontman Mike Tramp (b. Michael Trampenau, 14 January 1961, Copenhagen, Denmark) set up Freak Of Character with guitarist Kenny Korade, bass participant Jerry Greatest, drummer Johnny Haro and ex-VVSI/ Home Of Lords guitarist Dennis Chick, an upgraded for primary member Oliver Steffensen. From record company stresses, the band created a strong assortment of melodic rock and roll songs using a distinctly harder advantage than Light Lion, with Tramp focusing on introspective, personal lyrics, once again as opposed to the simpler styles of his earlier group. ‘92’ handled a traumatic yr in Tramp’s personal and professional existence, while ‘Save Me’ tackled the challenging subject matter of his sibling’s addiction complications. While acquiring documenting contracts for European countries and Japan, Freak Of Character had trouble getting a agreement for the united states due to their unwillingness to bargain. However, these were prepared to show patience and to allow their music and developing live status break the music group. An extended touring schedule, consuming the united states, Japan and European countries, from May 1993 produced the music group many close friends, and served to bolster the thought of Freak Of Character like a band rather than Tramp solo task. Late 1994 noticed the intro of fresh guitarist Marcus Nand instead of Kenny Korade, soon after the conclusion of the music group’s second record Gathering Of Freaks. The music group surface to a halt quickly afterwards. Tramp continued to release single albums before reviving Light Lion by the end from the decade.