The tracks being "Dogtown" and "One More Tonight" ![]() Torien provided lead vocals for two tracks on Cherry St.'s second album Monroe in 1994. Torien added vocals on the track "Texas Lawman" From The Regulators on their 1993 self-titled album on Polygram/Polydor. In addition to periodic BulletBoys ventures, Torien's solo projects included Sexual Chocolate, Ten-Cent Billionaires, and This. The song was featured in Stallone's director's cut of the film in 2021. ![]() The band recorded "The Sweetest Victory" which did not appear in the film but was included on the soundtrack. 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. ![]() In 1984, Torien formed the band Touch with multi-instrumentalist Marc Danzeisen, future Icon frontman Jerry Harrison, and future Chalk FarM bassist Orlando Sims. ![]() 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, a lead vocalist briefly for the band King Kobra. He is the only member to have remained with the group since the release of their self-titled debut album in 1988. Marq Torien (born Mark Joseph Maytorena on Septemin Los Angeles, California) is the lead singer of the hard rock act BulletBoys.
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