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[@omarloera86]

Damn that’s crazy! That lady had no idea she had a RATT problem.

[@007stopjockin]

LOL that was good! 007

[@crazydave1145]

& a $1500 piece of graphiti in the garage

[@ramm8196]

Hilarious!

[@Richard-1776]

nice lol.

[@jpbanksnj]

That woman was so nice to let Stephen go through the house, and to see that original RATT logo still there was wild. A big thank you is in order.

[@bclmax]

and cute

[@007stopjockin]

Yeah brother! That was a nice treat wasn't it?! Verified and validated the whole story, and tied it all together! 007

[@CarlosRamTx]

Agree. Very cool.

[@clownchaostime3024]

That is cool. I wrote a letter to the people who live in my moms childhood home in Chicago. I just asked for some pictures of the house cause they put a second story on the house....thought it would be cool to show my mom....that was 2 years ago.. aint heard a word from them. We all live in Texas now...so not like we can just go knock on their door.

[@lukebuchwald9252]

In 1977 my Dad built the very first house that my family lived in and the place where I grew up in the 80s --- we all moved out of it in 1989 and the house has been up for sale a few times since then but I never had an itch to buy it --- I have memories of all the good times and bad times in there and don't need to revisit the place

[@shawnstarks1743]

The current homeowner is so cool. It just validates everything. She was wonderful. This documentary is great! Steven, God bless you man.

[@007stopjockin]

Yeah brother! That was a nice treat wasn't it?! Verified and validated the whole story, and tied it all together! 007

[@briandoyle6188]

It'll be GRT if Stephen could play at his childhood home again... neighbors won't be happy but well 🤘..

[@bocagoodtimes1460]

She has a true gem in that garage!

[@shananagans5]

Yea, that's cool. My current house has 2 previous owners and we know both of them. It was the party house back in the 80s. I recognized a mural painted on the entryway before I bought the house. A while after I bought it, I was working on my car in the garage and the first owner stopped by to show his grandkid their old house. We talked for at least an hour. He thought it was funny that I was at their "infamous" party when a local band played and the cops showed up. The second owner was an older lady. She wanted to see her rose bushes before going into assisted living. She was very happy to know that we loved her rose bushes as much as she did. lol She gave us full instructions on how to care for them. She ended up living in a facility close by and we gave her a few prime roses from her bushes every year until she passed. Our house has no special history but it is kinda cool to know that history.

[@murphyr31]

I almost cried when Stephen went into his parents old room, that had to be a deep moment for him.

[@mjklewin]

Who doesn't love this guy! Stephen Pearcy is one of the all time coolest guys in Rock and Roll! What a storyteller!

[@machupikachu1085]

Who doesn't love this guy? Blotzer apparently. Which is ironic, cause Bobby is a real piece of work, so Imma gonna side with Steven on that.

[@Tony-qz2vq]

I loved Ratt in the 80s. Stephen has a great unmistakable voice.

[@stevenr6874]

Been a RATT fan from the EP and even saw them open for Ozzy at the Long Beach arena. I personally love Pearcy's voice and I'm glad he's still around to tell his story.

[@chriswitt8637]

I saw that show too...it was Ozzys Bark at the Moon tour.

[@robpaxson4455]

@@chriswitt8637 saw that tour with Motley Crue opening

[@jonnyj2331]

That concert was my introduction to Ratt and I never looked back. Stephen is a true icon. I have hand written lyrics from Stephen of Round and Round in my collection and it's one of my favorite items.

[@mvwmark8955]

Great stuff. I saw them open for Ozzy @ the Edinburgh Playhouse, "The Ultimate Sin" tour, February 86. They absolutely rocked. My then girlfriend (now wife) fell in love with Stephen that night. :-)

[@diviningrod2671]

Ate you me ?? My first concert. Jake E. Lee was epic

[@dacawone]

Wanted to be a racecar driver..."settled" for being a rockstar. I'd take that deal any day!

[@maximumoverdrive2132]

I would of been dead either way.

[@bigtinymanowarrior7330]

Love em or hate him, the guy is a rock legend. He has lived quite a life.

[@tttarms1970]

@Jax Teller in his own right he is. And to many people he is. Just like ronnie james dio...rob halford....I consider dave meniketti a legend....and that's all in the indvidual

[@bigtinymanowarrior7330]

@Jax Teller cummon dude... he's been doing this since the 80s. Ratt headlined some of the biggest arenas all over the place. He may not be one of the greatest, but he is a legendary front man of one of the best bands of the 80s

[@fredwerza3478]

@Jax Teller --- hey look, I grew up as a teen in the 80's and was a true Ratt-N-Roller! I got older and realized Pearcy is not in the same "rock god" pantheon as Robert Plant and Mick Jagger and Freddie Mercury --- but he made a big impact on my youth and his music got me through some tough times and also celebrated the good times, too --- so I say FUCK YA if you don't give Stephen his proper due in rock history!

[@joshuamack342]

Yep.... He's a legend!!! Listend to RATT forever!!!

[@bigtinymanowarrior7330]

@@fredwerza3478 exactly. Given the fact that he's 66 or 68 I can't remember, but still he's out there still rocking and looks the part of a rocker. I can only hope I'm that active at that age.

[@davidmerlin3344]

Wow, that RATT logo on that peg board is a piece of history!

[@michaelkuper8268]

So, we went to school together. The summer after ninth grade we planned to hit the road together with a drag racer from Bay Park - IRRC he ran a fuel altered and Stephen was his neighbor. Stephen and I would be gofers - go get this or that, and wipe down tires after burnouts. But then Stephen had an accident and was hosipitalized in traction for broken legs. We kinda lost touch. Later, I remember his band playing at keg parties at Carmel Valley, but I didn't think threy were all that good. There were a lot of good local bands in San Diego County at the time. Who knew he would hit the big time!

[@maxinedavieds8102]

We still rock RATT music to this day. My son sang Round and Round when he was 4. He’s 41 now🥰 Lightening bolt, so,cool!

[@Robertmoberg]

Highlight of my life ws having Steven put the microphone in my face and singing along with him when he played at ottos in Dekalb Illinois. Still a big fan for over 30 years.

[@recoswell]

u've had a pretty boring fcking life my man

[@lowellmayfield5736]

That's a great memory! Cheers!

[@777jones]

Haha it was not just “a” Ratt sign, it was the original Ratt sign!

[@kattycat3502]

The late 70s and 80s were soooo crazy. Steven talking about those back yard partys bring back many great memories of how fun those times were. This is how true talent of the 80s was born. God speed Steven!

[@bigstick5278]

Simple times they were, as long as you had a dream you could achieve it with hard work and faith in yourself. Today is way to fucking complicated and sour no happy people.

[@duffbaker9554]

Yep, so true. Cheap Trick, The Clash and The Cars to name a few great groups from back then!

[@diviningrod2671]

Back yard party's were the best, we charged 5 bucks . Of course girls were free.

[@tonysams7261]

Steven, sending thoughts and prayers your way! You're the best! RATT Rules! Nothing to lose part 2?

[@jorgepaul5049]

I get into Ratt back in 1985 I was 12 when the hit you're in love came around. later on, I was stuck to the band until now I'm 47 years old,I still have all his 80's record original on vinyl, another memory I have, was on Arcade 93 the song Screaming S.O.S reminds me a lot of Ratt..also still have it on cassette..ROCK ON!!!

[@tomdeters735]

Jorge, I'm the exact same..and we used to sing "ya strip a lightnin'..youre in love"

[@stuckinchaselandia6427]

Same man. Saw them in Tallahassee front row a couple times 85-86. I think Bon Jovi opened once and Poison the other time. Loved Ratt 🤘

[@magamaga1827]

same here but in 1985 I was also 12 and now I'm 49. How u only 47? lol

[@guichard8109]

Same here. 13 years old in 1985 and I wore out my cassete of Out of The Cellar. Fantastic record to this day.

[@darkjester2713]

This is badass .I was 14 when Ratt hit the airwaves..Ratt was like Halen meets Priest with Steven Tylerish vox

[@rhomotor]

Ratt has got to be one of the greatest band to come out of that era. So many great songs!!!!

[@jonrepesh4997]

Very well made. They say you can't go home again. For Stephen he could, though there are sad memories with the good.

[@sjeii9454]

Wow! This is just an amazing rockumentary. As many comments, I'm a big fan of Ratt, but Stephen is just so down to earth and so grateful to be in his old home. Just awesome! Great work

[@johnunderwood3132]

That was the coolest 15 min I’ve had in a long time. Steven, you are the fucking man!

[@lukebuchwald9252]

Yeah I love these origin stories --- I would love to see Axl Rose do something like this --- go back to Lafayette, Indiana and tour his childhood home and tell stories of his teen years

[@tagacale1733]

same.

[@benhove6542]

That’s so cool the RATT logo and writing is still on the garage wall.

[@deradler3261]

Seems like a pretty cool cat. Down to earth. Been a fan for many years

[@gunnarjordan3950]

Holy crap! She lives in Stephen Pearcy’s house!!? Kick ass! So much rock n roll history there! Plus his handwriting on her garage wall! I loved this short rockumentary!!

[@HyperInflation2020]

Current homeowner just found out that not 1 but 2 people died inside the house. "Oh really" she says.

[@cardlink62]

I have (by chance) met Stephen on several occasions. First time was at the airport in Chicago Illinois. We flew on the same flight to LA. This was around the time of MTV'S Behind the Music and Where are they Now series. I've met lots of celebrities/rock/country, etc... stars and Pearcy ranks at the top of my favorite encounters. He is truly a sincere, down to earth super cool dude. I'm proud to consider him a friend. If you see this @StephenPearcy "High" I hope you're well brother. Keep on #RattandRolling.

[@yaniraalvarez6281]

Yo no hablo inglés soy de Venezuela, for me Is a banda escelent AND cool in the tras 80s AND muy inglish Is evil

[@saltykrug]

The current homeowner rocks! She was so awesome and cool to let them come in and take a trip down memory lane. Mad respect for her. I'm glad for Stephen that he was able to go through there and feel the memories again.

[@joebarrett2746]

Love ya bud. You and the original band of RATT were like my big brothers. Helped me through so much shit in my childhood and adulthood. Thank you for sharing your story man. I cried during the tour of your house and you peacing out in your parents bedroom where they both passed away. Keep healthy and keep rockin big brother. This 49 year old is proud of you and all that you have done.

[@johnlewis8527]

Praying for a total recovery for you Stephen Blessings and Love

[@BadRonald1]

recovery from what ?

[@hawkinthewind]

@@BadRonald1 reports say he has cancer

[@liljuanito123]

Liver cancer for the past 3 years

[@clairefreeman6273]

How can we find his cover of Girls On Film??

[@hawkinthewind]

@@clairefreeman6273 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoOapGOLd755a5I

[@raymurphyjr5830]

I just I just want to say thank you to the new homeowner that allowed Steven to come into that home and share all of those great stories and memories of his childhood and his beginnings in the beginning of rat and preserving that garage and all those original things it was awesome Steven you rock man thanks for all the stories enjoyed it very much because at the end of the day you're just a real ordinary guy and that's awesome

[@pauljefferies2091]

One week after Out of the Cellar came out I knew every lyric in that whole album by heart.

[@txtamaman]

I always loved Ratt but this brings a whole new respect for Stephen.. what a real cool guy!

[@anthonylynch4737]

The coolest down to earth guy with no BS like other Rock Stars.

[@godzillasimpson8357]

Whenever he was in his parents bedroom you could tell his mood was changing

[@watchasytv]

Being in that room with him was emotional. Glad it was brief.

[@anthonylynch4737]

@@watchasytv He shows great guts to back and show where he started from a great era unlike today.

[@hernanrivera6375]

@@watchasytv excellent documentary i love ratt since 1989 , question: what's the name of the song 3:10

[@moosegreen2612]

@@hernanrivera6375 It's called Drive with Me, from his solo band. (on Topfuel records).

[@jo1995able]

Was raised listening to Ratt Had "Out of the Cellar" on tape growing up and wore it out everyday!!!Steven has always been a vocal influence of mine So i must say thank you to Mr. Pearcey for being awesome this was beautiful

[@davidmatela9868]

Good to see that the home owner was super cool The 80’s were the Golden Years

[@tjhx5413]

this is truly a great honor hard rock metal legend sharing his life with us.. I like many others grew up with this killer band. It means a lot to us thank you!

[@gskelton2937]

Thank you for posting...I loved this...Felt like I was there with you all~!

[@jasonladd6400]

Good luck to him with his health. One of the better glam metal singers, a unique sound.

[@udontwanna1]

Ratt is one of the best bands that came out of the 80s. Was always a fan and still am. At 52 now Id still go see them if they came around...

[@Richard-1776]

Ratt and Dokken are the two bands I like now as much as I did then. The rest, eh. They’re ok, but they don’t really do anything for me anymore , except Ratt and Dokken. I always loved Ratt.

[@lawrwncemitchell9955]

@@Richard-1776 W.A.S.P.

[@Postthisvideo]

Mid 80's is when they hit their peak with "Out of the cellar".

[@alleykitty2131]

I absolutely love this documentary on one of the best frontmen in rock! Very humble and grounded and Stephen take us where it all started. I hope all the best for Stephen in the future! Ratt n' Roll Forever ❤️❤️❤️

[@rticle15]

Ratt was one of the greatest 80s bands. Their music still holds up strong today.

[@Ali-yh9qi]

In a genre where many lead vocalists sound alike....Stephen's voice shines....gritty and unique. His writing is equally as punishing.

[@thomasbailey3511]

Great little bio on the "voice of Ratt".Stephen seemed to project an aloof personality throughout his career, but on this he seemed grounded and more down to earth. Time has a way of doing that but Ratt was one of the premier bands throughout the 80's. Glad to see him doing well and not ending up another "rock casualty".🤟Ratt & Roll on dude.

[@peacefulbliss1]

Well said. I thought exactly the same. Sometimes it takes the passage of time to humble people.

[@SA-tr5lv]

@@peacefulbliss1 Polite and quiet or reserved...even insecure can seem like aloof and stuck up. People misread people all the time.

[@badnrad]

I always thought he was probably a bit misunderstood too

[@lukebuchwald9252]

Yeah I agree about Stephen's personality in the 80's --- always struck me as aloof or arrogant, esp. in that '85 "behind the scenes" video they released --- he didnt have the outgoing party personality of other rock gods like David Lee Roth and Vince Neil ---- but I guess he's always been the shy loner type but he does seem quite humble now

[@acesandoval4467]

Ratt has that unique sound that no pun intended, makes you come back for more!;

[@davidyergensen4509]

What a cool video! I've been a RATT fan since their club days. For me, those were the good old days. I was 18 and got to see RATT at Perkins Palace, the Troubadour, etc. I remember them selling out at the Troubadour and then selling out a 2nd show later the same night. I went to both and sat and talked with Warren in the balcony in-between sets. This was when Juan was off playing with Dokken and they had a fill-in bassist that looked similar to Juan, named Joey Cristofanilli. If I remember correctly, he helped write Wanted Man. Great memories!

[@watchasytv]

Watch the full ROCKumentary on ASY TV!

[@ogmandog]

Perkins Palace......fuck yeah!

[@willardferguson7818]

@@watchasytv can I watch asy TV on a roku TV. How do I get to ask tv?? App, website, streaming service??? Thank you. Love the video, huge ratt fan, best concert Ratt, Great White & Kix!

[@watchasytv]

Just find the app on roku and follow the directions.

[@fatherdirt2866]

Stephen God bless him with all he is going through medically...but homer is still partying like a rock star he is so skied up in this video go on rock on brother thanks for all the killer tunes...

[@johnlewis8527]

He is absolutely a cool person My favorite from the 80s

[@shawnstreeter236]

Ratt was one of my favorite bands back in the day. Just pure fun rock and roll. I got to see them in concert a handful of times as well, wild times!

[@vinskeeter]

Wow. That house is historic! Ive been a fan since "You think you're tough". That song rocked! Stephen has endured! Keep going, you've given us a lot of great music over the years.....thank you.

[@TheMetalVagabond]

Love these videos where older Rock stars reminisce about their homes and what they did before they got big.

[@badcarrera]

Ratt and all the members will always be my favorite 80s band regardless of with who and where they are playing now. Stephens latest 2 releases are Killer!

[@IMurderdTheDevil]

Ratt will ALWAYS be one of my favorite heavy metal bands, grew up with RATT, SCORPIONS, VAN HALEN, MOTLEY CRUE, OZZY, AND RUSH. greatest music. get well Stephen.

[@richardnunez3474]

One of the greatest rock/metal voices ever!!! Positive thoughts of Steven Pearcy!!!💜

[@shamifasahat992]

Love you Richard Nunez....

[@Littlewhitewestie]

I really enjoyed watching this Rockmentary on Stephen Pearcy and the beginnings of Ratt. Been a fan since 1984 when I first heard Round and Round at a soccer practice. Invasion of your Privacy was played non stop as my high school album. Seen the band live several times, Warren was a real treat watch play and he is up there with some of the great guitarist I have seen play live. Thanks for the being a big part of my musical life and thanks Stephen for sharing with us fans. Best wishes.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

one of my fave vocalists of all time

[@metaljew4456]

What a cool video. The woman who owns the house is very nice. She knows nothing about RATT but that’s ok. She has an open mind and is willing to learn.

[@Thresholdmoment]

What a cool dude and a Survivor to boot.

[@JoeSmith-el9yt]

Man, this was awesome. Met Stephen when he was in Arcade in 93. I was 17 and my brother was 15 so we couldn't get into the 18 and over show at the Palladium in Roseville, Michigan. We waited in the parking lot in our family station wagon in sub-zero cold for them to come out to the tour bus. Asked Stephen to autograph my jacket, which he obliged, and then handed me his bottle of Budweiser, which I also still have to this day. Top notch dude.

[@watchasytv]

I was at that show as well. Still call it the Ritz. I was side stage the whole time. No idea almost 30 years later I’d be telling and filming his life story.

[@JoeSmith-el9yt]

@@watchasytv Wow, that is crazy, yeah, they changed the name way back, but yup, it was the Ritz. I was dying to go inside there and see them play too- was a massive Ratt fan and to a lesser degree Cinderella, so when they formed Arcade I was thrilled. Almost had a head-on collision on the way out there driving on bald tires in snow in my folks Buick Electra, hahaha. Totally worth it, I will never forget that experience. Really grateful that you're doing this, tons of fans are grateful to you.

[@jenniferwilliams4462]

Love this, its very emotional seeing Stephen in his parents room where both passed. Wow so heartfelt. Thank you to the lady who owns the home to let us see.....

[@christopherwoods6]

Her house isn’t haunted, she has a Ratt.

[@GG-pr3yo]

Humble beginnings.... My most sincere thanks to all that made this video possible - especially the homeowner - a gem!!!!!

[@watchasytv]

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[@geraldskinner63]

How cool is this! Finding the Ratt tag and scribbling in the garage. Ratt n Roll!!

[@RaiderX948]

Not only is the current homeowner super cool she looks like she could been Stephen's little sister. So glad for Stephen some of his things were still there and they're in the hands of some real cool people.

[@skuggensdam13]

It was interesting to see a different side of Stephen Pearcy. He's a bit more down to Earth than I thought he was.

[@TheAxe4Ever]

Very very cool video! It was very touching when he said a prayer in the room where his parents passed away. He seems very at peace with it knowing that they are at peace. Love seeing the house where it all started for him! You can tell he was absolutely thrilled by being there and seeing it all again. Take care of yourself Stephen! Hang in there!

[@sillypuddystl2907]

I was a big Ratt fan in the 80’s. I still have a lot of early Ratt songs in my playlist. So sorry to see that Stephen is now homeless and psycobabbling to complete strangers and referencing houses he’s never seen before. I really hope things get better. Love you Stephen!!!

[@mattrock12]

Really looking forward to this! Looks great.

[@surfsunsand]

His old home address was 1818 Illion way SD CA.. Car accident was corner of Goldboro St and Gardena St. Presidio Park was just south of the 8 freeway. Up the road by Balboa and Clairemont Blvd was Clairemont high were he went to HS(graduated '77) which is also the school that Cameron Crow attended to write Fast Times at Ridgemont High ('78)

[@007stopjockin]

Stalk much? LOL jk Crazy facts!!! 007

[@surfsunsand]

@@007stopjockin I grew up in the neighborhood.

[@007stopjockin]

@@surfsunsand That's AWESOME brother! Any crazy stories?!?! 007

[@observer5times178]

Shit Steven, its 7am I'm sat here shedding a tear over days gone bye 😭 thanks for this great doc 🙏 Man I miss those Golden times , we had a band called Teeza too! haha, 😁 Bless you 🤘

[@lisakay1006]

Omg/ My favorite band of all time!! Always thought he was gifted by God w/ a beautiful voice,and not bad on the eyes either!! Praying 🙏 for health. My brother has stage 4 Lung Cancer!! F… C.

[@scottperrin9655]

This, is fantastic 👏 👏👏 well done, can't wait to see more! As a kid in a band in the late 80s early 90s, I can't tell you how many times I played this exact scenario out in my head in the house I grew up in thinking "one day when my band is famous and we're shooting a home video, I'll show people where I lived and tell the stories of the early days".

[@Trace7173]

I read his book a few years ago and he tells the story about his accident and how it lead to music. It's so cool to see these images of where it all happened. Great video!

[@randyberglund6474]

Saw them in 1984 in Las Vegas at the Aladdin Casino they were awesome!!!

[@coastalcreekwoodworks8795]

I remember when I was a little kid coming home from school one day, my older sister was playing this song that just blew me away... I didn't know what the words were or what he was singing about but the whole thing was just amazing. Round and round. I'm still listening to it now.

[@reptalien_music]

Current owner to husband: "Honey, looks like we have a Ratt problem..."

[@timyaiser]

Awesome video! I was in my early 20’s when Ratt came on the scene. I loved them! Lack of Communication, to this day, is still one of my favorite rock songs.

[@TeethLikeKnives]

This is super cool Stephen! Ratt was my favorite band in the 80’s, still listen to this day. 🤟🔥

[@maj8301]

Fascinating Stuff! RATT is my favorite band of all time and RATT never would have happened without Stephen Pearcy being hit by a car in his youth. It was destiny. God Bless Stephen Pearcy!!!

[@luigirnotyourbusiness8127]

Huge Ratt fan here. This is awesome \m/

[@shanewest1571]

Opened up for him in St. Louis around 2014 or so. He used my mic. After his performance, his guy told me to the back. He game me my mic back and was much appreciative. He was such a nice guy. Down to earth and funny. I miss this music!!!

[@erichhitchcock3368]

Never thought Stephen Pearcy would make me cry. Walking into that bedroom...wow. My dad was murdered (something I investigated and uncovered)...so I'm very sensitive to when people's spirituality comes out. Awesome video.

[@watchasytv]

Same same… being there was something else

[@brentramsey]

This is really cool. I got to San Diego by ‘83. Ratt was huge. What a time it was. Being 21. Wild and living on the edge. Never knew about his roots like this. The homeowner is ultra cool.

[@dannys_rockmetal4865]

Wow. This is AWESOME! Thanks for putting this together Stephen. Ratt`N Roll forever 🤘

[@irkjustice5600]

I met him in a bar once. He was doing a show. There were only like 50 people in the whole place. He said he was gonna rock it just like he would if there were thousands. And he did! Awesome guy!

[@SNKemm]

Wow! Walking through that house was like was finding a Treasure Trove full of memories. That was super badass getting to experience it right alongside of of Stephen. How awesome.

[@SilentKnight43]

Lay It Down is still in my top ten most kickass tunes from the 80s. Bought Invasion of Your Privacy the week it came out and wore out the cassette.

[@hammer5475]

Love it, thanks for posting. My first concert was seeing Ratt when I was maybe 15 and it was amazing. Always have been a hardcore fan and love Mr. Pearcy!!!

[@HyperInflation2020]

Where was this at?

[@hammer5475]

@@HyperInflation2020 it was in Madison somewhere I think, guessing 83 or 84?

[@HyperInflation2020]

@@hammer5475 Yeah that was November 85. Bon Jovi or Y&T was the opening band. I saw them in June 87 in West Palm Beach. Poison opened up for them.

[@hammer5475]

@@HyperInflation2020 actually it was Mamma Boys, and Blackfoot were the opening acts. I do remember that because Blackfoot was great too but Ratt left an impression on me for life!

[@HyperInflation2020]

@@hammer5475 No kidding. That's Cool. Blackfoot is from Florida too. I heard about them being good.

[@dilligafmofoker]

Many thanks to the gracious current homeowner for allowing Stephen to visit & film there. I remember listening to “out of the cellar” until the tape wore out. Good times.

[@otisdriftwood8469]

Love Stephen,,, ratt, arcade, solo all great music. Got to meet him he was great ,and funny as hell.

[@mrhoffame]

That Ratt sign and set list was FREAK'm awesome!! Thanks so much for decades of memories Stephen!!!

[@TheJoepeanut]

Great freakin video and story omg love this

[@sven2869]

10:10 The name of Warren's band was Enforcer. Enforcer actually recorded a self-financed album. X-Caliber was Billy Lincoln on guitar, John Todd on drums and a female singer.

[@559043]

hey Stephen cool video .. love it when people leave things untouched .. pretty amazing that it's all still there . have a good day

[@keithehredt753]

That was excellent. THANKS for sharing

[@BORNGEARHEAD]

Been a fan since Out of the Cellar and still play Ratt's music in our shop today. Thanks for all the great music, guys!

[@lorraine8368]

Very cool, Ratt truly was one of the best bands in the 80s and 90s! Love to see how they evolved... and beautiful moment from Stephen to his mom

[@poppycock6572]

Love Ratt!!!! Nothing but pure respect for Stephen Piercy (he's been through a lot... and keeps coming BACK FOR MORE.) This is such a great documentary for both Stephen and the fans! I'm glad he was able to go through his childhood home. You could see how much his momma meant to him.

[@kuriaki71]

Love seeing this walk down memory lane.

[@BigTone88]

Met Steve and the Guys in Albuquerque in the mid 80's. Great guy. I'm 57 now still Rocking Ratt N Roll to this day! Lay it Down, One of the all time great Rock Riffs! Love every tune, including the Arcade stuff! No way was Ratt a 1 hit wonder. God Bless You Steve! 🤘🏻