Blackie Lawless net well worth: Blackie Lawless can be an American musician and songwriter who also has a net well worth of $9 million dollars. Blackie Lawless was created Steven Edward Duren in Staten Isl and NY in September1956. He is most widely known as the business lead singer and guitarist for the rock band W.A. His musical influences during his more youthful times are AC/DC and Sabbath.P. In 1979 he created the band Circus Circus and became a member of the band London with Nikki Sixx. He used bands like Dark Rabbit and Orfax Rainbow. He joined the brand new York Dolls for a short while. He created the band Killer Kane in California. He created the band Sister in 1976.
Known for movies
A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (1989) as Soundtrack
Declassified (2004-2006) as Composer
Rock'n Roll Never Dies (2006) as Soundtrack
Warning: Parental Advisory (2002) as Soundtrack
Quick Facts
Full Name
Blackie Lawless
Net Worth
$9 Million
Date Of Birth
September 4, 1956
Height
1.93 m
Profession
Film Score Composer, Guitarist, Actor, Singer, Songwriter
Nationality
American
Siblings
Clifford L. Duren, Brenda Duren
Music Groups
W.A.S.P., New York Dolls, Hear 'n Aid, Sister
Movies
The Dungeonmaster
TV Shows
Do It For the Band: Women of the Sunset Strip
Interesting Facts
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Fact
1
Nephew of former Major League pitcher Ryne Duren.
2
His famous "Cock Rocket" exploded and set his legs on fire during a W.A.S.P. concert.
3
Blackie wrote and performed "Scream Until You Like It", the theme song for the 1987 nonsense gore-comedy Ghoulies II (1988), with his band W.A.S.P., yet doesn't appear credited in any of the music for that film on the IMDB, for some reason.
4
Is the lead singer for the heavy metal band W.A.S.P..
5
Replaced Johnny Thunders in New York Dolls when he was 18.
6
W.A.S,P.'s controversial first single "Animal" was considered offensive, and therefore was not included on the album as it would have meant it being banned from major chain stores. Capitol Records (W.A.S.P's then-record company) planned to release it as a single only in Europe, in a black plastic bag with a sticker warning of offensive lyrics. At the last minute Capitol backs out and the single is salvaged when it is later released as a single by "Music For Nations", who released it in its original sleeve in April of 1984.
$9 Million
