Suddenly, heโ€™s everywhere. With excellent career retrospective Impossible But True still fresh on the racks and reissues imminent, rockโ€™nโ€™rollโ€™s very own Dorian Gray is more prominent now than at any time since he nurtured the career of The Runaways in 1976. With producer (and Shoeshine label head) Francis Macdonald providing the musical backdrop, Fowley proves the old school pop chops are still intact on the title track and blue-collar rocker โ€œMisery Loves Companyโ€. And though the limitations of Fowleyโ€™s gritty voice are apparent, his playfulness (Randy Newman-like โ€œArmageddon After Darkโ€, Dylanesque โ€œCaptured By The Darknessโ€)?allied to his understanding of the danger and sex inherent in rockโ€™nโ€™roll on โ€œ22nd Century Boyโ€?are a joy.