On this day, February 17, 1987, Canadian rock singer Lee Aaron released her fourth studio album, Lee Aaron. This self titled release further established her as one of the leading female voices in 80s hard rock and heavy metal.
The album showcased Aaron’s powerhouse vocals and blend of melodic rock and metal anthems. Standout tracks included Powerline, Only Human, and Goin’ Off the Deep End, all of which highlighted her signature mix of catchy hooks and soaring vocal performances. The album reinforced her reputation as the Metal Queen, following the success of her earlier records.
Though Lee Aaron didn’t achieve massive commercial success outside of Canada, it solidified her standing in the hard rock scene and remains a fan favorite. Over time, Aaron transitioned into blues and jazz, but her rock and metal roots continue to be celebrated.
80s insight: Before embracing rock and metal, Lee Aaron started as a jazz and blues performer, a style she eventually returned to later in her career.
The album showcased Aaron’s powerhouse vocals and blend of melodic rock and metal anthems. Standout tracks included Powerline, Only Human, and Goin’ Off the Deep End, all of which highlighted her signature mix of catchy hooks and soaring vocal performances. The album reinforced her reputation as the Metal Queen, following the success of her earlier records.
Though Lee Aaron didn’t achieve massive commercial success outside of Canada, it solidified her standing in the hard rock scene and remains a fan favorite. Over time, Aaron transitioned into blues and jazz, but her rock and metal roots continue to be celebrated.
80s insight: Before embracing rock and metal, Lee Aaron started as a jazz and blues performer, a style she eventually returned to later in her career.
