A LETTER FROM GOLDEN ROBOT RECORDS.
We have been diligently working with our manufacturers to ensure that we deliver the highest quality product to the fans, especially to commemorate Steve Riley's final piece of work.
We didn’t want to make public until the release date was iron clad and today, we are thrilled to announce that the CD and special edition vinyls will be fully prepared to ship and available for sale on August 16th, 2024.
We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time. Your support means the world to us, and we cannot wait to share this special release with you.
This is the 2nd album Golden Robot Records has had the pleasure in releasing for Riley’s LA Guns and we believe their best work to date
We also want to thank Kelly Nickels for the incredible artwork and time he has dedicated to this album.
Thank you for your continued enthusiasm and support.
Mark Alexander-Erber
CEO - Golden Robot Global Entertainment Group
A statement from the Riley family:
We are devastated to share that Steve Riley has passed away at the age of 67. Steve had been battling a severe case of pneumonia for several weeks, and on Tuesday, Oct. 24, succumbed to the illness. His wife Mary Louise and son Cole were by his side in his final moments.
Steve spent the past five decades building up a rich music legacy, touring the world countless times, selling millions of records, sharing the stage with incredible bandmates and bringing joy to fans across the globe. His style was unmatched, influenced by the greats like Buddy Rich, Ginger Baker and John Bonham, and his passion for the craft was evident until the very end.
But Steve’s greatest legacy was his role as a loving husband and caring father. At home, he was more than just a rocker — he was a Boston sports fanatic, a World War II buff and an avid reader. As much as he loved being on the road, nothing brought him more joy than coming home to his family.
Steve is survived by his wife and son, as well as his brothers Michael and Daniel.
