Crosby was one half of Ratt’s twin-guitar attack, along with Warren DeMartini. The pair was an integral part of the sound on hits like “Round and Round,” “Lay It Down” and “Way Cool Jr.” ...

“Everything that’s happened to us has been like something out of a fairy tale.” Those were the words of Ratt guitarist Robbin Crosby in a 1984 San DIego Union interview, as the San Diego ...

Robbin Crosby, 42, a rock guitarist who was a founding member of the 1980s heavy metal band Ratt, died June 6 in Los Angeles of complications from AIDS.

Ratt guitarist Robbin Crosby passed away nine years ago this month from a heroin overdose. Prior to his death, the 42-year old had battled addiction for many years, contracting HIV and eventually full ...

As the guitarist in the San Diego band Phenomenon in the mid-1970s, La Jolla native Robbin Crosby dreamed of becoming a rock star. By 1984 the handsome blond guitarist had achieved his dream as a ...

The Ratt Partnership, a 1985 agreement, spelled out equal shares among the original members, including guitarist Robbin Crosby, who died in 2002 (and who was kicked out of the band and Ratt ...

Rock guitarist Robbin Crosby, a founding member of the 1980s heavy-metal “hair” band Ratt, died Thursday June 6 after an eight-year battle with AIDS. He was 42. Crosby, who went public with ...

That's right, it's former Ratt guitarist Robbin Crosby, who played in the famous hard rock band for a decade, co-writing many of their biggest hits including 'Round and Round' and 'Lay it Down ...

Ratt were kings of the 80s hair metal scene, only for it all to go very wrong. News. ... As if changing musical tastes weren’t detrimental enough to Ratt, Crosby’s addiction was getting worse.