UFO fans, watch out! Anyone who’d feared over the past two years that UFO frontman Phil Mogg, one of the most influential rock vocalists worldwide, would disappear completely from the scene after the demise of his band, in addition to his health problems, has now thankfully been proved wrong. After a brief hiatus to catch his creative breath, the British musician with the distinctive voice is ready to present his latest release, ‘Moggs Motel’, which he composed together with Tony Newton (bass & keyboards) from the band Voodoo Six, who had been touring partners with UFO previously, and long-standing associate Neil Carter (guitar, keyboards, vocals). The album was recorded at Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris’s studio in Essex/UK. In the studio, the band was joined by Joe Lazarus (drums) and Tommy Gentry (guitar) to complete the line-up. The album’s twelve timeless songs show that Mogg mark 2024 has lost none of his artistic charisma, uniquely expressive voice and love of unbridled creativity.