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UFOÆs 13th studio album, 1992Æs æHigh Stakes & Dangerous MenÆ, their first record in ten years to feature bassist and founder member Pete Way.Fronted by Phil Mogg, the only band member to feature in every line-up of UFOÆs 50 plus year career, the line-up was completed by guitarist Laurence Archer (Grand Slam/Wild Horses/Lautrec) and drummer Clive Edwards (Uli Jon Roth/Wild Horses/Bernie Marsden). Although this was the sole UFO album that the guitarist and drummer would appear on, Archer and Edwards had the musical chops and rock pedigree.Among the 12 original songs, the Metal ForcesÆ review trumpeted: ôThe forceful æPrimed For OneÆ continues the class, while æSheÆs The OneÆ, first single æOne Of Those NightsÆ and æDonÆt Want To Lose YouÆ all show theyÆve not lost the knack of penning a classy yet commercial rock songö.As Pete Way proudly announced at the time: ôWith UFO, whether we were good or bad, it was the attitude that was right and that is the most important thing... We had to wait to get the right guitarist and now everything is right again. This is certainly no revival band in it for the money.öAccording to Metal Hammer in 1992, ôUFO were always famous for their ærawÆ sound, as demonstrated best on possibly the most influential live rock album of all time, æStrangers In The NightÆ.UFOÆs first, pre-Michael Schenker line-up had seen a level popularity to rival Beatlemania in Japan in the early 70s, so it made perfect sense to record their third live album, æLights Out In TokyoÆ, on the tour to support æHigh Stakes & Dangerous MenÆ. Recorded on 20th June 1992 at Club Citta in Tokyo, and airing a healthy selection from their latest opus with æRunning Up The HighwayÆ, æBorderlineÆ, æShe's The OneÆ, æBack Door ManÆ and æOne Of Those NightsÆ, the set inevitably includes a host of classics including æLights OutÆ, æRock BottomÆ and æDoctor DoctorÆ concluding with æShoot ShootÆ (originally from UFOÆs æForce ItÆ LP) and finishing off with the Eddie Cochran classic, æCÆmon EverybodyÆ.