Max Havoc

Although their unremarkable career only yielded a single album (and a thoroughly unsuccessful one at that), Los Angeles hard rockers Max Havoc have managed to evade complete historical oblivion thanks to the fame achieved elsewhere by many of its musicians. Originally founded in 1981 by singer Pat McKeon and drummer Bill Ward -- then on "medical" leave (rock star code for rehab) from Black Sabbath -- Max Havoc's ever-shifting lineups also saw brief cameos from the likes of guitarists Robbin Crosby (later of Ratt fame), Phil Vokins (Wrathchild, Persian Risk), and Carlos Cavazo ...