Speaking to Guitar World soon after joining the band, Wylde also revealed that standing in the shoes of the late Randy Rhoads ...

Zakk Wylde was just 19 years old when he joined the Ozzy Osbourne ... Still to this day, 1991’s No More Tears remains a firm fan-favourite – recently reissued as part of a 30th anniversary expanded ...

Axl and I have seen Ozzy a bunch of times together, but with Zakk Wylde’s departure dismissal from the band last year the chances that we’ll ever see the Ozzman perform “No More Tears” — the most epic ...

"Ever since we did 'No More Tears,' with the boss, our relationship is different ... then go back out on the road with Black Label." Final verdict: Zakk Wylde lost his dream gig, and he's not thrilled ...

No More Tears marked a new era for Osbourne, following his fifth solo release No Rest for the Wicked in 1988. It was the second album featuring then-new guitarist Zakk Wylde, and the first one ...

“You get what you get with Zakk. He’s a great player ... the late-’80s and ’90s hits created by Wylde and Osbourne, including “No More Tears,” “Road to Nowhere” and the never ...

We gathered clips of Zakk Wylde telling us his funniest Ozzy ... I’m Coming Home,” “No More Tears” and “See You on the Other Side.” After the formation of his own band Black Label ...

No More Tears, which featured blazing performances by guitarist Zakk Wylde and four songs co-written by Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister, came out on Sept. 17, 1991. During the beginning of ...

Luckily, new guitarist and songwriting partner Zakk Wylde helped offer the first signs of salvation on 1988's 'No Rest for the Wicked.' The duo really hit their stride with 'No More Tears,' a ...

Ozzy Osbourne will commemorate the 30th anniversary of his mega-selling No More Tears album with a special ... And [guitarist] Zakk [Wylde’s] playing on it is spectacular.” ...

Credit: Wyde Audio Given how busy he is with Ozzy Osbourne, Pantera and his Wylde Audio brand, Zakk Wylde must sometimes ... sky’s the limit – there is no limit,” he beams.

Interview: "If you don’t wanna sound like Eddie, don’t do any taps, harmonics, divebombs or whammy bar stuff.” ...