Crazy Freaks
Crazy Freaks formed in Los Angeles in the late 1980s, a rock band known for loud, energetic shows. Their most recognizable song is "Crazy Girl," which became...
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Crazy Freaks formed in Los Angeles in the late 1980s, a rock band known for loud, energetic shows. Their most recognizable song is "Crazy Girl," which became something of an anthem in their scene. The group was fronted by Johnny "Mad Dog" Hayes, with Tommy "Thunderbolt" Jones on guitar, Billy "Bones" Smith on bass, and Joey "Animal" Perkins on drums.
Their music mixed heavy metal, punk, and glam rock, built on driving guitar riffs and Hayes's raspy vocals. They released albums like "Crazy Girl" in 1989, "Boys Will Be Boys" in 1991, and "The Freak Show" in 1993. Their stage shows sometimes involved pyrotechnics and drew criticism from conservative groups.
Crazy Freaks disbanded in 1997. Their recordings from that period still turn up on rock playlists, with "Crazy Girl" being the track most people remember.
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