Night Ranger were an okay hard rock band with a few good licks and a few bad hairdos who suddenly found themselves in charts and stadiums all over the world. How did that happen? Simple – they invented the power ballad . . .
The Sonoma (California) based band regrouped in 1996 (with former Great White keyboard player Michael Lardie) and began rebuilding their touring base.
Kelly Keagy Vocals, guitar
Jeff Watson
Guitar
Jack Blades
Bass, vocals
Brad Gillis
Drums
Michael Lardie
Keyboards
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