Former Motley Crue<\/b> guitarist Mick Mars<\/b> recently shared “Right Side of Wrong,” the latest single from his upcoming solo album, The Other Side of Mars<\/i>.<\/p>\n
“Right Side of Wrong” marks the second song from the album following “Loyal to the Lie,” which was released on Halloween.<\/p>\n
“‘Right Side of Wrong’ has kind of an odd solo in it,” Ultimate Classic Rock<\/i> quoted Mars as saying. “Different than what I’ve heard anybody do. Maybe Jeff Beck<\/b> could have [done something like this]. But I tried to not stray from it, but to go, ‘Here’s another level of me. Here’s this weird part \u2014 play a solo over it.’ It’s like a kaleidoscope kind of thing, where these notes come out of this, and it’s a different color than the rhythm is in this part. I don’t know how to really explain it, but that’s what came to me”.<\/p>\n
The legendary guitarist added, “I’m really, really trying to be what I am, which is a little off. Maybe I am from Mars? I have no idea.”<\/p>\n
A co-founder of Motley Crue, Mars bid farewell to touring with the band after their massive summer 2022 Stadium Tour and focused on establishing his own musical identity.<\/p>\n
Mars revealed that he is already working on a follow-up to The Other Side of Mars<\/i>.<\/p>\n