Rox

Hailing from Manchester, Britain, Rox had been a glam rock-band heavily influenced by Kiss and Angel, who also sprang alive in 1981 (as Venom) with Tag Anthony (vocals), Red Hot Red (b. Ian Burke; acoustic guitar), Paul Diamond (b. Paul Hopwood; acoustic guitar), Gary Maunsell (bass) and Tony Fitzgerald (drums). They quickly developed a loyal pursuing and received significant amounts of interest from Seems. A year later on Fitzgerald remaining and was changed by Bernie Emerald (b. Bernard Nuttall). Using the departure of Anthony they recruited their roadie, Kevin Go through, who took within the name of ‘Kick Ass’ Kevin Kozak. After reported risks from Newcastle’s dark metal retailers of the same name they made a decision to switch theirs to Rox. Maunsell was after that changed by Billy Beaman before they lay out on tour. Following the release from the EP Sizzling Love In THE TOWN, in August 1992 they authorized to Music For Countries. The group released a 12-inches EP, Krazy Kutz, a calendar year later, before an increased profile tour and record, Violent Breed. Immediately after Kozak was changed by Anthony once again, this time utilizing the name Tag Savage. Even though there have been no new information to market they were able to hitch a trip on the Calm Riot tour of the united kingdom in 1984. The next year Diamond give up and the music group split (Diamond later resulted in in a fresh group, Torino).