Dee Snider, along with fellow members of 1980s glam rock band Twisted Sister, gathered at an NYC record store to celebrate the release of Stay Hungry‘s 25th anniversary edition.
Dude looks much improved.
Imagery: Wireimage
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I met Dee at a charity event on Long Island in the mid-to-late 80s, and was very impressed with him — laid-back, nice guy, very down to earth.