Sweet Savage founder Ray Haller is fresh from the stage at Download Festival when he sits down to reflect on the band's remarkable journey. From rehearsing in a Belfast garden shed during the Troubles to earning the admiration of Metallica and sharing stages with some of rock's biggest names, Haller looks back on the twists and turns that shaped Sweet Savage's legacy. He discusses the band's early days alongside Vivian Campbell, the impact of Metallica's cover of 'Killing Time', and in an exclusive, reveals that Campbell is returning to work with the band for the first time in more than four decades. Eye of the storm; Eamon O'Neill.
Photo; Mark Hylands
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