And as mentioned above these are the other two mags Alec appeard in:
KERRANG! No.501 July 02 1994: RAW-magazine no. 154, July 20th 1994 After reading the Kerrang article, did a bit of searching and found this gem: 26th June, 1994 "Night of 100 Guitars" @ Wembley, London UK (Paul Rodgers, Slash & Alec John Such): https://youtu.be/JWG0qJ3zWtU |
And this is Bon Jovi @ MTV Movie Awards in 1994 with Alec playing "Good Guys...":
https://youtu.be/pU1CxFpxUtc And here's Bon Jovi & others @ Brit Awards show on 15th February 1994 and I guess no Alec on bass, rather than guy named Kazim Sultan (according to that Kerran article): https://youtu.be/uVs2A5eReM8 |
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Good Guys Don't Always Wear White - MTV Movie Awards 1994-07-18
Always - Festivalbar (playback) 1994-09-03 Always TOTP (playback) 1994-09-07 Always Niagara Falls TOTP (playback) 1994-09-22 Always MTV Studios, London 1994-10-08 Always (acoustic) TROS, NL - 1994-10-10(?) It seems that the TROS show is Alec’s last known live performance in 1994. |
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Interesting to see that timeframe since the public perception for a long time was that he'd been fired because of those 2 interviews from July.
But obviously there were 3 month more in which more stuff must have been happened which led to that decision. |
It must suck to have the name of a band tattoed on your shoulder and then get fired from said band. It would be much worse if said band name was your former boss's last name... :/ poor Alec....
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I would love for him to release a tell all autobiography, or better yet, return to the band. Doubt that either would happen though.
I miss Alec in the band. He was cool as ****. |
Raw magazine 154, July 20th 1994
Does Alec think that Bon Jovi have got out of control? “I don’t really think so,” such says cautiously.“But what I intended it to be and what Jon wanted are two different things. I wanted to have fun, but then those guys wrote a hit song, and now there is so much pressure to keep having hit songs. I’ve always felt that you write a song and *others*(originally in cursive print) will tell you it’s a hit, you don’t write a song to be a hit and tell everyone,‘This is a hit song’.“ This is it. Straight from the horses mouth back in 1994. This is one of the key reasons Richie left 19 years later. |
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