Jeff Diehl, AKA "The Nitto Surfer" & Stephen Pearcy have a long history of working together. If you watched Stephen Pearcy's Rockumentary, "NOTHING TO LOSE", you will have heard the stories of Stephen having worked in the pits with Walt Rhodes at an early age in hopes of pursuing his NHRA dreams as a future Funny Car Driver. Life took a turn and Stephen ended up on the music industry but his NRHA dreams are very much a reality in his life as he is a Proud sponsor and has bee

On 90's Music: "I don't see Everclear, Jet, or Soul Asylum doing a Stadium tour.....the Stadium tours are Def Leppard, Motley Crue, & Poison" Mitch LaFon On Band Bullshit: "Put the bullshit aside and make it work...this is business, Im proud of our legacy and want to celebrate it with our fans" Stephen Pearcy On Jake E. Lee: "Jake E. Lee & I did, in fact, write a song together in the early 80's and I have it" Stephen Pearcy On songwriting: "{the staying power of 80's music} c

It is with a sad heart to hear about another passing in the RATT family. Our dear friend, Tawny Kitaen. Tawny was an integral part of RATT history and a beloved friend to me whom I met through Robbin Crosby in San Diego around 1977. They had an apartment down the street from my grandmother, I would hang out and she'd have to sit and hear us play for hours and hours where Robbin & I played music and wrote songs that would end up on future RATT albums. She & Robbin were a beaut

January 24th, 1984 was a Big day for Stephen Pearcy and the boys from RATT. After all, it had been a tenacious four years since Stephen had moved to L.A. on News Years Day 1980. The bold move meant giving up the top slot in his hometown of San Diego, as one of the top local rock bands and starting over as a very small fish in a much bigger pond. L.A. was the big pond that Stephen Pearcy was looking to conquer. He already had written enough songs to fill up notebook after note

Well well well, what a year it has been. 2020 started off with a BANG but ended with a Yawn. Stephen Pearcy & RATT started off the year with a National Commercial for Geico Insurance, of which the words, "We have a RATT problem" shot out of your TV sets like a cannon. Within 1 week RATT had gone from "that Mega Multi-Platinium selling band from the 80's" to a YouTube viral video sensation with over 15 million views. RATT fans were geared Up and Ready to Rock at the 2020 "Big

Throughout July 2020, the summer heat was match by the debates over coronavirus restrictions and, in particular, mask-wearing. Axl Rose, Paul Stanley and Stevie Nicks all endorsed social distancing guidelines, while some artists, like Great White, followed through with large concerts despite the warnings. Other musicians selected to use the extra down time to announce forthcoming projects. The Eagles unveiled a new concert film, while Ace Frehley, Metallica, the Rolling Stone

ASY/TV & Stephen Pearcy are joining forces to create a docu-series about the evolution of RATT. This journey will begin around 1977 outlining the events that took Stephen Pearcy from lying in a hospital bed to Rocking stages around the World. #stephenpearcy #RATT your posts