
Everything Sammy Hagar touches turn to gold. From the explosive impact of his early 70s band Montrose to fronting Van Halen during their post-Dave Lee Roth second act, via his own successful solo career, the Red Rocker seemingly has the Midas Touch. The guy even managed to pocket $80 million after selling the Tequila company he’d built from scratch.
But not everything he’s tried has gone to plan. There was HSAS, the damp-squib early 80s supergroup Hagar formed with Journey’s Neal Schon, Rick Derringer bassist Kenny Aaronson and former Santana drummer Michael Shrieve, who released one lone album then vanished.