Toto co-founder Steve Lukather on his emotional new solo album: ‘I really dug deep’
‘Transition’ is Steve Lukather’s seventh solo project – and it may just be the Toto legend’s most personal yet.

‘Transition’ is Steve Lukather’s seventh solo project – and it may just be the Toto legend’s most personal yet.

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