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Chuck Mosley could kick himself. The only thing that stood between him performing with his old band Faith No More at their reunion shows in the U.K. this summer was that he didn't have a passport. Mosley, who fronted the rock giants in the mid-1980s before Mike Patton took over, had his passport stolen earlier this year, but he hadn't gotten round to replacing it...

The debut album from Chuck Mosley and VUA (Vanduls Ugenst Alllideracy, his name for the musicians he assembled), 'Will Rap Over Hard Rock for Food,' is the former Faith No More and Bad Brains frontman's first solo album -- more than a decade in the making...

Chuck Mosley has recut 'We Care a Lot,' the Faith No More song he originally recorded for the band's debut album of the same name in 1985 and re-recorded again for the second album, 1987's 'Introduce Yourself.' "Of course, I gotta do that again," Mosley laughs...

Chuck Mosley, who fronted Faith No More for their first two albums, Bad Brains for two years and Cement for two albums, has another talent beyond singing and writing songs -- cooking. To make money between music stints, he became a chef. "Right now, I haven't been doing it because we wanted to get this record done," says Mosley, who has just released the album 'Will Rap Over Hard Rock fo