+++ Working with Bon Jovi, Ozzy, Kiss, Guns N' Roses +++ His most difficult client +++ What happened to his business after the 80s? +++

In the last episode we got into the time machine with photographer Mark Weiss, also known as “Weissguy”, and landed back in the eighties. Here Mark told us about his encounters with the RockStars at iconic music events such as the US Festival 1983, Live Aid or the “Moscow Love & Peace Festival”.

This time we talk about his photo work with Bon Jovi, Ozzy Osbourne, Guns N ‘Roses, Sebastian Bach, Kiss and also Doro. You can find the pictures in his book "The Decade That Rocked", which is now also available in Europe on Amazon.

Then I also wanted to know who his most difficult customer was - and how his business developed after the 1980s.

So buckle up again and get into the rocket.

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THE BLOG OF ROCK is your hard rock & heavy metal podcast music magazine. My name is Uwe Lerch and I'll take you backstage to RockStars!

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Uwe Lerch is a passionate music expert, co-founder of ROCK HARD magazine and has been successfully working in various functions in the music business for almost four decades. In this podcast he talks about his encounters with the RockStars and the makers behind them.

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