Sleeping in the Fire: .

. is a heavy metal band formed in 1982 by Blackie Lawless, who is the only consistent member throughout the band’s history. The band’s name stands for “We Are Sexual Perverts,“ (so the could have and should have come up with a better name or at least a better acronym) although it’s often referred to simply as . They are known for their theatrical stage shows, provocative imagery, and a blend of heavy metal and glam rock aesthetics. During the height of their popularity in the 1980s, . made a significant impact on the music scene. They were part of the glam metal movement that emerged during that era, characterized by a fusion of glam rock’s flashy style and heavy metal’s musical intensity. .’s music and stage presence often pushed the boundaries of conventional norms and provoked controversy, which both attracted attention and criticism. One of .’s notable songs is “Sleeping in the Fire,“ from their debut self-tit