This issue of Fireworks Magazine brings you a wealth of great material to help get your music fix. We've got Kansas discussing their superb new album as they continue their impressive run of form. And speaking of impressive, how about an album containing a collection of some of the hardest-hitting Whitesnake tunes? That's exactly what 'The Rock Album' is – but this isn't just any old compilation, as David Coverdale explains, this is part of a trilogy (Rock, Blues, Ballads) which sees songs from the last 36 years remixed, remastered and in some cases, with additional parts!
 
If that isn't enough, we also chat to FM, Tesla, Trivium and Primal Fear. Dennis De Young explains why his current material is likely to be his last, and Udo Dirkschneider releases a new album which just has to be heard to be believed – this is not the U.D.O. you were expecting!
 
Our usual array of features are also present and correct, with the Enthusiast's Guide covering Huey Lewis & The News, Unsung Heroes exploring the career of Outlaws guitarist Henry Paul in-depth, Sisters in Rock spotlighting four more ladies from the business and Dave Reynold's reminding us about two more great Bands That Time Forgot. All that, and the most comprehensive reviews section in any magazine you care to name, with over 250 new releases covered. If you only have limited pocket money during these tough times, you'll not find better advice on where to spend it.
 
With 6 features, 28 interviews and 54 pages of reviews, there's plenty in Fireworks #91 to keep you busy and entertained.