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RATT to perform @ M3 Rock Festival in May 12, 2012 Merriwheather Post Pavillion Columbia, MD

From the album Infestation.

Project Warren and Stephen Pearcy working on co writing a song with Dave Grohl.

Teaser Release For Dave Grohl’s Film “Studio City” | Gun Shy Assassin gunshyassassin.com Today, the webernets is all abuzz about the teaser trailer — and Web site — for “Sound City,” Dave Grohl’s upcoming film dedicated to the studio equipment once used in the now-defunct Sound City Studios, which closed last year.

De Martini, Pearcy & band working on next RATT record 2012. Only time will tell, it took (10) years for "Infestation".

Tackling a variety of subjects, Ratt's famed guitarist Warren DeMartini discusses his history with the Sunset Strip heroes, his guitar playing, the new album and a slew of other fan-submitted questions for Fret 12. Watch part 1 in the 6-part series below, and go right here to see the rest!

Infestation, the band's first album in 10 years, is out now. Pick up your copy of the killer album right here!

Ratt got their legendary start on LA's famed Sunset Strip in the early 80s when hair metal was king. Then, (1983) it was frontman Stephen Pearcy, guitarist Warren DeMartini, bassist Juan Croucier, drummer Bobby Blotzer, and late guitarist Robbin Crosby, who sadly succumbed to his heroin addiction in 2002.

Harkening back to their olden and golden ratt n' rollin' days with their new album Infestation in 2010 -- an album which Stephen Pearcy says, "is dedicated to our brother" -- the band looks back on where they started as they play their famed record release show at LA's Key Club on Sunset BLVD. In the latest video in the 5-part series documenting the adventure, the band remembers the gentle giant they called "King," Robbin Crosby.

With their record release party for Infestation taking place at the Key Club on the Sunset Strip just last month, Ratt remember the former establishment that held down 9039 Sunset BLVD: Gazzarri's.

"Gazzarri's is the place where The Doors, Van Halen, and Ratt started" laughs frontman Stephen Pearcy mimicking an old radio ad for the infamous LA club. And while the band did get their start there as Mickey Ratt in the early 80s, its only fitting they returned to the same location (now known as The Key Club) to commemorate their nearly 30 year career.

Watch the guys hanging out before the show reminiscing about the Sunset Strip, and watch some backstage footage of the band warming up along with some live action from the kick ass performance!