His Witness

This songs good.....

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JjMBKm5v95A

Is the album worth picking up?

Yes....absolutely

You may also like Legacy, too...

As far as I am concerned, this is a Project from the same guy who has been in Final Axe, Titanic, Rev. 7 and many others, am I right?
I forgot his name...

Anyway, my only concern about him, is his taste for eletronic music inserted in their music.

I don't think Bill Menchen is in either His Witness or Legacy

Well, ok, I am going to correct myself..

He is listed as an "additional musician" on His Witness

I have never seen him offer it for sale on his site

Bill Menchen is not in His Witness.  Ken Redding, who was the singer for Bill's Menchen band, is the singer for His Witness.  This was an earlier band he was in and the demo album was remastered and reissued.  Other than being in Menchen, there is no connection with Bill on this album.  His Witness is a great hair metal project!

Legacy is also great!  I love that I found both of these years ago.

alldatndensum wrote:Bill Menchen is not in His Witness.  Ken Redding, who was the singer for Bill's Menchen band, is the singer for His Witness.  This was an earlier band he was in and the demo album was remastered and reissued.  Other than being in Menchen, there is no connection with Bill on this album.  His Witness is a great hair metal project!

Legacy is also great!  I love that I found both of these years ago.

That was what I thought too, but apparently...not really true

On the remix, at least, he played some guitar, drum and did some background vocals

Also..Bill Menchen is why this album ever got released

"This album sat “in the can" and unreleased since it was recorded in 1988. Only a handful of cassettes were sold to fans at a occasional concerts. Bill Menchen (Titanic, The Seventh Power, Final Axe) and vocalist Ken Redding had been friends since their days in the Omega Band. Bill took it upon himself to remix the album and start the resurrection process. The original 2 inch tapes were discovered years before when the guys had been cleaning out a garage. If it hadn't been for Ken's brother-in-law taking them home, this metal gem would have been thrown away and lost forever!
The album was recorded by the legendary Randy Thomas (Allies, Sweet Comfort Band, etc.), and mixed at John and Dino Elephante's (Kansas, Mastadon) Packaderm Studio by Mike Mierau (X-sinner). From day one, the album was surrounded by greatness, and Retroactive Records is proud to make this heavy metal gem available world-wide for the first time ever! The deep, rich vocals of Ken Redding show an obvious Dio influence, but the music will also appeal to fans of melodic metal in the vein of Barren Cross, Bloodgood, Judas Priest, and Whitecross."