What a terrific rise to fame The Treatment has known! In just three years, they went from opening for Alice Cooper for their first shows outside of England, to being a support band for Steel Panther, then Kiss, then Mötley Crüe in America. The band is high on rock’n’roll and sweeps the audience off their feet everywhere they go with their impressive energy. The Treatment are the new wave of old school hard rock, and that demands a lot of work and sacrifices, as singer Matt Jones reminds us. Times have changed, and the “sex, drugs and rock’n’roll” era is no more. Nowadays everything is more difficult and demands a healthier lifestyle. And yet, the band still managed to release their second album, Running With The Dogs.
With the help of Laurie Mansworth (the father of Dhani Mansworth, the band’s drummer), their manager, who teaches them everything there is to know about the business, this pack of wild dogs intends to make the most of life, and to enjoy success and luck. As an example, Jones mentions their meeting with Airbourne, a band they feel particularly close to. But life is not all rainbows and roses, as proven by the separation with Ben, their former guitarist, who left to take care of his dying father. That’s how their new henchman, Jake Pattison, came in the picture – in a most atypical way.






























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