Since the ‘80s, New York native Tommy Bolan has been rocking and rolling. Though he’s appeared on dozens of records, he’s best known for shredding his way through albums and sets alongside German metal icon Doro Pesch. If you’ve heard Warlock’s classic 1987 metal barnburner, Triumph and Agony, you’ll be familiar with Bolan’s shred-heavy yet bluesy approach, leading to songs like “All We Are,” among others becoming staples. And that checks out, given Bolan’s roots, which include influences like Ace Frehley, Edward Van Halen, and Ritchie Blackmore. And so, when tasked to pick the records that shaped his life for The post Tommy Bolan of Warlock & Doro: 15 Albums That Changed My Life appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.