Yesterday marked a significant turning level within the Mick Mars/Mötley Crüe drama that’s been unfolding for months now, as the previous guitarist introduced that not solely was he not finished writing new music, however he’s additionally acquired his first solo album coming early subsequent 12 months titled The Different Aspect of Mars. There had been rumblings of a Mick Mars solo album for some time, with followers speculating that he’d get ex-Mötley Crüe vocalist John Corabi behind the mic.

As we all know now following the album’s official announcement yesterday, that didn’t come to go, as Jacob Bunton is dealing with a lot of the album’s vocals, whereas Brion Gamboa will deal with two of the album’s 12 songs. It seems, nonetheless, that Corabi was truly concerned at one level.

Throughout his go to to SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk” yesterday (as transcribed by Blabbermouth), Mars revealed that Corabi recorded some songs with him again in 2016. These tracks had been initially going to be included within the solo album, however issues didn’t work out.

“I felt the songs had been just a bit — not sturdy sufficient. And there’s a sure person who sort of interfered with that. And I’m not gonna say his identify, however he sort of like messed some issues up. The songs had been improper, elements in there that shouldn’t be there and blah blah blah. It isn’t a protracted story, but it surely was sort of like, ‘That ain’t gonna fly.’ So I shelved it.”

When requested to elaborate on the truth that somebody acquired in the way in which of Corabi’s involvement, Mars stated he was “duped.”

“[I was] sort of duped — that’s all I’ve to say — by a 3rd occasion. And that’s it. That’s all. I removed him and went on and looked for different folks. I imply, look, I discovered [producer] Michael Wagener after some time. He lives simply down the road.”

Sounds to me prefer it might need been a producer that finally acquired in the way in which? Who is aware of?

The Different Aspect Of Mars was produced by Wagener, who each engineered and blended Mötley Crüe’s 1981 debut Too Quick For Love. The album can be obtainable on February 23, 2024, however you’ll be able to preorder your copy right this moment.