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Drum legend Carmine Appice tells UCR the story behind the band's new version of "The Little Red Rooster," which also features Tracii Guns.

He also explains who finally convinced him to back down.

Dee Snider previously had to bow out of the scheduled tour.

In like a lion and yes out like a lion too.

On social media, the frontman shared the reasoning and emphasized that he is "enjoying life."

"I'd rather walk away than be a shadow of my former self," Dee Snider said while announcing the news.

Snider's solo bassist and Twisted Sister bass tech Russell Pzutto will take his place.

The kids are back.

Millions of dollars sure can disappear fast.

It's part of the upcoming 'Magic Power: All Star Tribute to Triumph' album.

'Magic Power: All Star Tribute to Triumph' features an impressive lineup of rockers celebrating the famed Canadian band.

Who would be part of Dee Snider's '80s live band and why would it be a bit problematic for the singer? Snider explains.