Marq Torien

Marq Torien Born Mark Maytorena On September 22 1961 In Los Angeles California Is The Lead Singer Of The Hard Rock Act BulletBoys. He Is The Only Member To Have Remained With The Group Since The Release Of Their Self-Titled Debut Album In 1988. Prior To BulletBoys Torien Was A Guitarist In The Then-Unsigned Band Ratt A Guitarist For The Band Hawk A Member Of Motown Recording Artists Kagny & The Dirty Rats And A Lead Vocalist Briefly For The Band King Kobra. In 1984 Torien Formed The Band Touch With Multi-Instrumentalist Marc Danzeisen Future Icon Frontman Jerry Harrison And Future Chalk FarM Bassist Orlando Sims. The Group Recorded A Five Song Demo Which Was Heard By Sylvester Stallone During His Search For New Acts To Perform Songs For Rocky IV. The Band Recorded "The Sweetest Victory" Which Did Not Appear In The Film But Was Included On The Soundtrack. The Song Was Featured In Stallone's Director's Cut Of The Film In 2021. In Addition To Periodic BulletBoys Ventures Torien's Solo Projects Included Sexual Chocolate Ten-Cent Billionaires And This. Torien Added Vocals On The Track "Texas Lawman" From The Regulators On Their 1993 Self-Titled Album On Polygram/Polydor. Torien Provided Lead Vocals For Two Tracks On Cherry St.'s Second Album Monroe In 1994. The Tracks Being "Dogtown" And "One More Tonight" In The Book Off The Rails By Rudy Sarzo Sarzo Tells A Story About Torien's Audition For The Ozzy Osbourne Band After The Death Of Randy Rhoads As The Group's Guitarist. Best Of The BulletBoys CD/DVD Was Released On July 18 2006. Torien Wrote A Song Called "87 Days" For Enuff Z'Nuff For Which He Shared Vocal Duties On The Recording. read less