The Scream was an American hard rock band formed in Los Angeles, California, in
1989. Developed from the group Angora, the band was founded by singer and
guitarist John Corabi, former Racer X guitarist Bruce Bouillet, bassist John
Alderete, and drummer Scott Travis under the name Saints or Sinners. After
Travis departed to join Judas Priest, drummer Walt Woodward III, who died on
June 8, 2010, replaced him, and the group renamed itself The Scream. The band
signed with Hollywood Records, releasing the debut studio album Let It Scream
(1991), which was produced by Eddie Kramer and ...