Vince Neil with Vixen, Stryper, and more

Vixen is an all-female rock band from St. Paul, MN, known for melodic hard rock and glam metal hits like "Edge of a Broken Heart." They found huge success in the '80s and '90s, shared stages with Bon Jovi, Scorpions, and Ozzy Osbourne, and continued performing despite lineup changes and the passing of founder Jan Kuehnemund in 2013. The band released the concert album "Live Fire" in 2018.

Orange County's Stryper, pioneers of Christian metal, rose to fame in the '80s with platinum album "To Hell with the Devil." Known for black-and-yellow attire, they gained mainstream success while delivering a religious message. Disbanded in '92, they reformed in 2005, releasing albums like "Murder by Pride" and "Fallen." Collaborations include Shadows Fall's Matt Bachand on "Take It to the Cross." Their style blends melodic rock akin to Van Halen, with notable tracks "Calling on You" and "Honestly."

Born in Hollywood, Vince Neil joined Mötley Crüe in 1981, leading them to fame with his signature style. Known for "Shout at the Devil" and the hit album "Dr. Feelgood," he collaborated with Steve Stevens for his solo debut "Exposed." Neil also appeared on VH1's The Surreal Life. Despite personal hurdles, his influence in heavy metal remains strong.

Steven Adler, born in Cleveland, was Guns N' Roses' original drummer, known for the iconic "Appetite for Destruction." Fired by Axl Rose, he later battled addiction and sued the band.