Vinnie Moore is probably best known for his work in the band Thin Lizzy. He's also played with Alice Cooper and is in the Lizzy spin-off band Red Zone Rider.

This album showcases a metal perpective on the classic Cooper sound and also shows prog tendencies in several places. Alice is joined on this album by many musicians, including several very notables guests (Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Ozzy Osbourne and others).

I have always been a UFO fan.  The guitarists that have collaborated with Phil Mogg have always been top notch. 

UFO landed in Portland with their A-game ready, considering Phil Mogg caught a cold when he arrived the previous day.

Glen Drover is perhaps best known for his work with Megadeth and King Diamond along with his band Eidolon.

I suppose these guys are pretty much guaranteed to have a fan base, even before anyone heard them. That’s because the lineup is legendary. The band is made up of Vinnie Moore (guitar) (UFO), Kelly Keeling (vocals and bass) (Michael Schenker Group, King Kobra) and Scot Coogan (drums and vocals) (Lita Ford, Ace Frehley). The question is, how is the music? Honestly, this is a great album. It’s nothing Earth shattering in terms of originality, but the hard rocking, classic sound is done extremely well. If you like 1970s styled hard rock, you should love this.

The whole "do an album of covers" thing is cool, but perhaps a bit overdone. Here UFO gets into the trend.