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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Mark Wright!
Mark Wright is a rocker to the core, I’ve been lucky enough to see this rock n’ roll dynamo in action. His presence on stage is so dynamic and powerful a natural rock n’ roll star. So when legendary Newcastle rockers were looking for a vocalist Mark was the obvious choice. All those years ago his predecessor Brian Johnstone went on to join high voltage rock n’roll kings AC/DC. Speaking of the Aussie rock kings .
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