Ted Nugent

Ted Nugent, born in Detroit, is an iconic American hard rock singer-guitarist known for hits like "Cat Scratch Fever." He emerged with the Amboy Dukes and later pursued solo success, releasing multi-platinum albums and collaborating with Damn Yankees. Controversial due to his right-wing views, Nugent also explored media, reality TV, and politics, while maintaining his live performances and releasing notable albums like *Double Live Gonzo!* and *Detroit Muscle*. He's active in the NRA, owns a hunting camp, and has authored his autobiography, *God, Guns, & Rock n' Roll*.