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Ah God bless beer. So yeah, we actually have a
guest this week, finally, and this is the first a
minute to come so we can get back on the
role of what this show is actually about, which is
about rock and roll and entertainment and movies and comedies
and actors and comedians and porn stars.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 3: We created with another FM podcast almost thirteen years ago,
and Eric Brittingham from Cinderella Fame is joining us. He
also did a stint with Brett Michaels and he is
going to be in Green Bay on Monday, Monday the eleventh,
August eleventh, and he is playing the Rock for Hope
and apparently this is like the eighth one, ninth one
that they've done and he's coming on to talk about this.
It is the Treatment Relief Help Corp. Presents Rock for
Love obviously Rock for Hope Live in Green Bay, Wisconsin,
the Epic Events Center, August eleventh, twenty twenty five. It
is a benefit concert Ladies and Gentleman starring Eric Brittingham,
Reb Beach, Chad Stewart, Pete Ewick from the Brett Michaels Band,
and Keith Jenkins from James Brown was supposed to be playing,
but he wasn't available. So Ladies and gentlemen, who is
stepping in? The one and only George Lynch. That's right,
George Lynch is stepping in and you can win. It's
hosted by Tommy London. It should say, is he Presley.
I love Tommy London, but I should be hosting this.
You can win. An eighteen nineteen eighty nine Kramer played guitar.
Kramer guitar played and signed by reb Beach and Eric Brittingham,
and this is one of the reasons I wanted to
get him on. He's talking about his personal triple platinum
plaque that they were presented for the release of the
Heartbreak Station record. And go to Treatment Relief dot Org
for your chances to win. The concert. Tickets are available
at the epic green Bay dot com. And I know
a lot of Green Bay folks, and I know a
lot of Scanies, and they're gonna be there the night
before out ripping it up because it is Pete Evc's birthday.
And we talked about all of that stuff on the show,
and there is that and you'll notice it. Isy, Why
is the during the during the interview, you're in a
different place. Yes, because I was dog sitting ladies and gentlemen,
and I recorded that this afternoon, and I figured it's
time to go home because that was house sitting and
dog sitting and they were going to be home in
about a half an hour, and I still had to
record this stuff, the opening and the closing and put
this all together. So I figured why not come home
and get in my natural habitat and do the beginning
and ending of the show. Plus you know, I know
you guys have missed some bitch and grocery store gal
and all the good stuff. So Eric's coming up in
just a little bit. We talk predominantly about the the
charity show which is on Monday, and then we get
into I have a very specific Cinderella question for him
that we get into at the end of the interview.
So I tell you what, I'm not going to do
any news. I'm not going to do any bullshit. This
was enough bullshit the way it is, so, ladies and gentlemen,
after this screen changes who's in OHS, Who's in OHS?
And was as All of those links are down there
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It's only five dollars a month. Sign up. You get
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Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 3: We do like zoom get togethers. Every once in a
while we've done one. There will be more and or
the show page on Facebook and otherfic podcast There is
all that and anyways, ladies and gentlemen without further ado,
my close personal friend and oh yeah, just just see
you know, you only get to see me for some
reason his his camera was not broadcast. So whatever it is,
what it is. We got the audio. That's all the matters,
ladies and gentlemen from Cinderella. My close personal friend Eric Brittingham. Oh,
I would just figure it. I'd take the time to
tell you before Eric comes on that you can catch
me on the on the Blue Cruise going out of
Boston leaving on the twenty second on the Blue Cruise
dot Com the twenty ninth of this month, the day
I get off the boat, I come right back to
Vegas and act contribute its RALLI open up for my
close personal friends the Kill with the Dwarfs, who will
probably be on this show next week. In October, there's
a small chance I might be doing a celebrity bartending
thing in my hometown Saint Cloud, Minnesota. Wait and see.
In November the fourteenth, I am hosting the party, the
pre party, the unofficial pre party for the Kiss Cruise
Land thing, Gimmick Kiss Tar It's takeover Vegas. I know
I am one that weekend and the Thursday before I'm
hosting the pre party, the unofficial pre Party with One
Last Kiss, and that weekend is also the next Las
Vegas Guitar Trade Show. So if you're coming to Talent
for the Kiss thing, come over to the Guitar Trade
Show say hi. We would love to see you anyways.
Eric Brittingham all right, ladies and gentlemen, we are back
and joining me now for the first time ever, which
is really hard to believe because I've known this cat
for a while. You know it from Cinderella. He played with,
he prayed with Brett Michaels, and he is actually a
honorary member of ACT a tribute to Asraeli because he
did do a short, short gig with us on the
Monsters of Rock Cruise, and I have to do this
for all my wrastling fans. Hello Eric, how are you?
Eric Brittingham? Everybody, I'm doing great.
Speaker 4: How are you? How are you?
Speaker 3: Dude? I am good, I am good. It is great
to chat with you. Unfortunately we have no video, which
is weird because but hey man, it's fucking rock and roll.
We will roll with it. And Eric is in Nashville
right now, but he will be in Green Bay, Wisconsin,
on August eleventh for the Rock of Hope and he
is along with Red Beach, Chad Stewart from Faster pussy
Cat who's also in at attributease really Pete Ewick and
I guess what Keith Jenkins is not playing and George
Lynch is playing?
Speaker 4: Is that what's going in?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was like a last minute thing came up
and Keith couldn't do it, and George Lynch did a
show with us a couple of years ago, and uh,
you know, we called him up. He's like, hell yeah,
hell yeah, I'm in so George. And it's kind of
a weird dynamic because we do ah do an all
acoustics set okay, but it's a rock it's it's live drums.
I have my basin am but but guitars are all
acoustic and George just kind of sets up his amp
often sought and just plays whatever whatever the fuck he
wants to play.
Speaker 4: It's pretty avant garde. It's it's it's a cool thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's like you know, I mean and like
some and sometimes he would kind of look over and
we're like what key is he playing in?
Speaker 4: But it's all good and it's a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: All right, so this isn't so you've done this stuff
with these guys before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is uh, this is my eighth year doing it. Yeah,
I met uh the guy who runs the charity which
is a treatment relief dot org. His name is Bruce
Sisk and uh he actually is a furniture maker.
Speaker 4: He made a.
Speaker 1: Dining a rock and roll dining room set that you
know that looked that the chairs looked like Les Paul's
and well not and he donated it for a charity
that I was running a beer when my daughter had
cancer and uh and and he does. That's where I
met him and ever since then involved in doing these
shows with him for uh, for charity.
Speaker 4: So uh, yeah, this is the eighth show. I believe
we do about one one a year.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's uh each time if I hit or
mentioned we have. We've had Firehouse do it with us,
We had to lead a Ford do it with us.
A lot of them we just do on our on
our own. It's it's like the core group is pretty
much me and Pete and reb and uh. We've had
different drummers. We had Stet Howland played drums with us before. Uh,
Pete and UH and Chad Stewart have been doing an
acoustic thing very fast year or two. So it's just
natural that he plays drums with us. So that's that's
how all that came about. But this thing has been good.
It's uh his charity. He uh pix a person that
he runs into in his walk of life, like whatever
it may be, and that that really needs help. And
he so he will, you know, put a show on,
call us off, you know, find a time when we
can all do it, and we raise as much money
as we can to help that particular person out, which
is a great kind of charity rather than thing, and
you know, and ninety percent of it goes into people's pockets.
This one hundred percent of whatever's raise goes right goes
right to that person and all expenses. Bruce takes care
of it himself. I guess he runs it through his charity,
through his business and he writes it off so smart
all funds raised. Like last year, a friend of mine
had cancer and we did and we did a charity show. Unfortunately,
about two or three days after we did the show.
Speaker 4: He passed away.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but we raised like ten thousand dollars and
that went to his widow and helped pay for his
funeral calls, helped her kind of get back on her
feet and catch up on bills. So these are the
kind of things that we do to help people out.
And it's not like the Cancer Society or you know,
you know, Save the Animals or whatnot.
Speaker 4: It is like specific people who really need like help.
Speaker 1: And that's we call the show's Rock for Hope because
by doing this, you know, it's kind of like paying
it forward. So that's what that's what our deal is.
And we put this one together. We're trying we've tried
this a couple of times in different cities. Bruce is
from Augusta, Georgia, and we've done a couple of shows
there that we're very successful, and we've done outside and
it's a little hit or missed. The Nashville one for
my friend last year, you know, was we raised ten thousand,
I think in Appling, which is outside of Augusta, we
raised forty thousands. But we want to keep building this
thing and hopefully you know, in the in the in
the future, you know, it could turn into a real
major thing. And really, like I said, it's like helping
like specific people out.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's the great thing is you know where
the money's going. Like a lot of times, like you
donate money to these charities and then you know, you
don't even get a thank you email. You know, it's like, oh, hey,
I just gave you twenty thousand dollars and I don't
even hey, thanks, bro, appreciate that.
Speaker 4: No, it's just like yeah.
Speaker 1: Then and then the guys like you know, riding around
in a new Mercedes. You know, it's like yeah, it's
like this is not that sort of thing. And it's like,
you know, we just you know, we we have fun
doing it. It's a win win for us. I mean,
I've pretty much retired, you know, there's getting back together
is probably a big pipe dream at this point. And
you know, so you know, I've been focusing on family life.
But it's nice to get out, you know, and and uh,
you know do what I do.
Speaker 4: I like to I love to play. Yeah, so this
is a good outlet and there are a great bunch
of guys.
Speaker 1: It has stories for days, and we do the shows
and it's it's just just a good fun time and
and it's audience audience interactive it's not like we're putting
on this big show. We bring out the schools, sit
there kind of like joke around, tell some stories, play
some like you know classic you know rock hits, and uh,
just have a good time and didn't try not get
too drunk and fall off tools and embarrass ourselves.
Speaker 3: But it has happened.
Speaker 1: I think Chad actually fell off his his drum store
at the last show.
Speaker 3: And I why doesn't that shocked me? I do not
know why that shocks me. It should not shock me whatsoever?
I know, Chad, it's faster, pussy cat. What do you expect?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: He's a It's it's funny though. It's let me in
this situation. He's not a bad influence, No, not at all.
We're probably a bad influence on him.
Speaker 3: That's well, that's right. There's that. So you can win stuff. Here,
they're going, you guys are giving away an eighty nine
Kramer played and signed by Red Beach, and then you
are giving up your personal triple platinum plaque. Yeah, the
three first first three Cinderella correct Records correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: It was a commemorative plaque presented to us by our
record label at the hartbreak Station record release party, and
it's a really big impressive like like wreck with you know,
three Night Songs Records, three Long col Winter Records. Yeah,
and it was just you know, I had it in
storage and it just was like kind of falling apart
and I was like, cope, Bruce, I was like, you
know what, like, you know, uh, let's just let's let's
reframe this and and uh and and auction it off.
And he said, well, let's do a raffle, you know,
And that's what we're doing. And that's kind of kind
of Oh. You can buy one ticket for twenty bucks,
or you can buy one hundred tickets if you want whatever.
Speaker 4: Whatever. It just you know, ups your chances and.
Speaker 1: Uh, you know, I mean we're uh, we're we're kind
of approaching our goal and you know, and and like
a lucky winner hopefully a avid Cinderella fan.
Speaker 4: When's it?
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, wouldn't you like love to have
have a kiss Ace Fraili like record on your wall?
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I just thought it would be a it would be
a cool thing.
Speaker 1: Bruce has done like a lot, like I said, with
my daughter, you know, uh, you know, with with her
benefit concert that that we did and he donated and yeah,
it's like so I was like, you know, you know
that's something special. So that one, you can go to
Treatment Relief dot org and uh there's a it's through
rally Up, so it's a third party and uh yeah,
you can buy buy your tickets there and uh and
we're also going to be selling raffle tickets at our
show at the Epic Event Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Speaker 4: And that's August eleventh. That's this coming Monday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, on Monday. And that see that's weird. It's on
a Monday. It's not on a weekend.
Speaker 1: Well that's the thing that we picked those because none
of us are usually working, So there's that. It kind
of it kind of makes sense and you know, and
and you know, and it's not like a late night.
We don't start at eleven like, so it will get
kicked off probably like around six or seven after everyone
gets home from work and can eat and come on out.
I mean it's a bar, it's a you know, like
I say, we have a great time. The only uh ony,
like really X factor in this one is that Sunday,
the tenth is Pete Evick's birthday, Oh boy, and we're
all going to be there, so oh boy, yeah, I
know we we might look a little worse for wear.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: Plus you know, it's like it's not like you're in
a big You're in Wisconsin, and it's like they do
the beer flows like wine. I grew up in Minnesota,
I know, right on the other side of the chatter curtain.
Speaker 4: You're right there.
Speaker 3: And I got my liver growing up that close to Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: I know, Oh my god, Like you know, come tues
the like my whole ride home, my liver is gonna
be like why my belly's gonna be you know, from
all the cheese curds.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, cheese curds are unbelievable. Deep fried cheese
curds are so good. And like the beer beer broughts.
Speaker 4: So good. We're gonna be all over it and it's
gonna be fun.
Speaker 1: And the thing is we're really when we do these shows,
were completely approachable, and it's like, you know, we're not
you know, we're not like you know, back in the
dressing room with you know, we're just out like kind
of like mingling like the whole time before and after
the show.
Speaker 4: We don't.
Speaker 1: We're not selling meeting greets or anything. Like when he
comes to the show, that's what it is. You're there
with us, and you're welcome, like to bid on the
auction items sometimes, like we do the ghetto auction after
the show. We'll just you know, grab a sign, like
you know, guitar and you know, okay, well who wants
to Let's start at two hundred bucks. And I mean
I've sold, like I've signed guitar for like four or
five grand.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 1: It's just you know, but it's it's all it's all
at tax deduction. It's it's all charity. So you know,
if you want to if you want to donate or
or you know, win an auction item or a raffle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it all goes to a good cause.
Speaker 3: That is great. Well, here's the one thing you can
do is you can actually auction off Chad Stewart.
Speaker 4: Why don't.
Speaker 3: Just say it? Just say it just to see the
look on his face, because I like, I've I've done
that at Like so, I host this guitar show out
here called the Las Vegas Guitar Trade Show, and Bruce
Kelk always has a booth and the Saturday usually like
Eric Singers hanging out and I'm walking around this thing
with a microphone and I'll get on it. Ladies and
gentlemen right now with the Bruce Kelly Pooth you can
buy Eric Singer and Bruce will just be like, please
take him, get him out of here, you know.
Speaker 1: What.
Speaker 4: That's the thing? Yeah, I mean, like we may may
auction him off, but it might cost us.
Speaker 1: We've reached our goal, but because we had to spend
so much, like to auction off like Chad.
Speaker 4: We have nothing. Now.
Speaker 3: Well, let me ask you this. You said the thing
was in storage. Is it hard for you to get
to part ways with this stuff? I mean, because that's like,
you know, as somebody who's not I mean, yeah, I'm
in the music industry, but it's not like I've ever
had a fucking record deal, you know, like there's no
chance of me ever having a platinum record. The only
one I have in my my apartment is a prop
from the Dirt movie. And you know, so I don't
even I don't have a real one. I can never
get a real one. It's got to be it's got
to be hard to part with this stuff.
Speaker 1: No, I mean this is like, like you said, this
is is a commemorative pracket. It's not like an r
I a okay, platinum record, but it is special. I
mean it was only I think our manager and the
four band guys were the only the ones who actually
steve one of these, so it is like super rare.
But you know, it's like I've got all the other
plaques from all the records.
Speaker 4: You know, and you know, but hey, you never know.
I mean, you can go buy a Raffle ticket and
you might be the winner.
Speaker 3: Is he true? It's only twenty bucks.
Speaker 4: That would be weird. But people would be like yeah,
right right, could you imagine? I know, you never know?
Speaker 1: Well yeah, actually actually Fred, Fred Corey, he bought Raffle tickets.
Speaker 3: Oh really?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh about that?
Speaker 3: That is funny. I used to run into Fred when
I lived in LA every once in a while off
the rainbow, and of course all we do is talk
about hockey. Yeah shocking, shocking.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: Well, well, I tell you what, Eric, we can wrap
this up because I do have to get wrapped up
here too, But I just have the I want to
have you back. I do want to I want to
hear your story sometimes because oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 4: You'll definitely do that.
Speaker 1: I've been just wrapped up in this I got yeah, yeah,
all these docking songs.
Speaker 3: And all ship I have to learn darking songs.
Speaker 1: But but you know, but but the important thing, I mean,
like you know, like they takeaways with this is go
to Treatment Relief dot Org. All the information on it
is there, or on Facebook you can go h to
the Rock for a hope page. Okay, and everything's there too.
There's and there's a several cinema Cinderella fan sites that
are promoting this, so or nice you know, just look
me up on Facebook.
Speaker 4: It's you know, I'm except everything public.
Speaker 3: So I love it.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: Well, I did I tell you because I have to.
I just have to ask the one question.
Speaker 4: Okay, where do I get the name? Now?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: So, I mean obviously Jeff was on this show, and
yeah he had there was that one where he kind
of spilled the beans about everything. And now that he's
gone and I know it's been like four years, was
there ever any talk about doing like a tribute show
and having Sebastian play guitar?
Speaker 1: Uh kind of like early on when uh, right after
Jeff passed, you know, it was kind of floating around.
I think the Earle manager, you know, was trying to
get something together. But you know, it's it wouldn't it's
not it would never be the same without Jeff, right right,
And and it's just and I see so many bands
that it's just it's just it's like watering down a drink.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like and I really don't want it to.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, like, I love love Kiss, I grew
up with them, you know, and not I don't want
to knock them, but it's like it's not the same
like nineteen seventy five Kiss is not like Kiss with
Eric Singer and you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, and I
love those guys too, but it's it's not the same.
Speaker 3: And I well, I mean really yeah, there's no there is.
I was curious is because, like, you know, one thing
Jeff did say in that article that you guys had
an agreement that you would never play without without the
four guys. But you know, that's why I was curious
that maybe you know, you guys thought about maybe doing
a tribute show to Jeff and having Sebastian plays, so
that that was that was always always on my mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would love. I mean, I would be open
to it, and I would love to do I'm sure
Fred would too.
Speaker 2: Tom.
Speaker 4: You know, he's uh, he's been you know.
Speaker 1: With his solo career for what thirteen or fourteen years now,
and he's really vested in that and you know, and
that's that's that's where his heart is. So I don't
know if he were if he would really want to
do it, but I mean I would be open to it,
Forred would be open to it, but you know, I
don't know, you know.
Speaker 4: If it would ever happen.
Speaker 1: Sebastian's a great player, he's a great guy, and I
mean that would make sense, but I mean, I don't
know if that would would ever happen. I wouldn't want
to go out and do a tour or anything right
like that. It's just yeah, like I said, like, if
it's a one off thing for a good reason, yeah,
I would be open open to it.
Speaker 4: Otherwise, you know what, just like like remember the band, Yeah,
the band was you.
Speaker 3: Know absolutely well, Eric, I appreciate your time, and we'll
be in touch after this and maybe done a little
bit down the line, we'll uh, we'll get you back
on and hey, you know even if an act show
pops up in Nashville, you'll be getting a call, so
hit up. Just go to Treatment Relief dot Org for
chances to win. To get I'm probably gonna throw twenty
bucks in there, because why not. That will look pretty
badass in my background, and he could also get conscious
tickets that epic Green Bay and Eric, I'm just gonna
warn you look out for Packer fan. That's all I
got to say. Awesome, all right, Well, we'll talk soon
and we will be right back.
Speaker 4: Awesome. Always good talking with you. There you go, guys.
Speaker 3: God bless Eric Brittingham. I'm glad he finally came on.
I've wanted to had him on for a long time
and I just never reached out. I never asked. I
didn't think he'd do it. I'm glad I did, and
we will have.
Speaker 4: Him on soon.
Speaker 3: Probably we'll reach out after we get back from the cruise.
And also I have the bass player from one of
the biggest hard rock metal bands in the world is
gonna be joining us, hopefully in September, and a lots
of We got lots of great stuff coming up there,
Ruth click. Possibly I did tickle his feathers about coming
on the show again.
Speaker 4: He has been on the floor.
Speaker 3: Ruth is always a great guy, a great guest, and
the the fucking Asylum anniversary business September, So why not
have Bruce Culick on and he's gonna be part of
the kiss thing. YadA, YadA, YadA. Anyways, good to see you,
ladies and gentlemen. What I lack in talent I make
up for. Oh yeah, my name is jasus President in
the