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UFO: Misdemeanor Tour
This 1985 show from the British rock band UFO captures the group tearing through a number of songs from their catalogue including "Heaven's Gate," "Only You Can Rock Me," and "Doctor Doctor."
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This 1985 show from the British rock band UFO captures the group tearing through a number of songs from their catalogue including "Heaven's Gate," "Only You Can Rock Me," and "Doctor Doctor."
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