Having sung lead on such Alan Parsons Project standouts as “I Wouldn’t Wanna Be Like You,” Lenny Zakatek apparently feels ready for a solo career. His self-titled debut’s faultless Parsons production and Zakatek’s distinctive vocals notwithstanding, though, he seems at least a few albums away from center stage. His approach here isn’t nearly as pungent as it is polished, and the LP’s mainstream rock, which comes predominantly from other writers, proves almost uniformly cliched and colorless.
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