"..the singer/guitarist known simply as Booger-his voice and guitar tone shared an ornery grind, and a detectable strain of soulfulness, too." - John Petric/The Other Paper
"Alabama Thunderpussy's new singer, Columbus native Johnny Weills, has helped make Fulton Hill the band's strongest album to date. Weills combines the best qualities of Axl Rose, Chris Robinson, Phil Anselmo, and Gary Floyd (from Sister Double Happiness and the Dicks) into a powerful, raw-throated roar. He's also got the redneck attitude -- in spades -- that's always underpinned ATP's best work." - Phil Freeman/Cleveland Scene
"Johnny Weills seems to sing in 3 distinct styles: Bruce Dickinson (and I mean dead-on), Cookie Monster, and what might just be his own, natural singing voice. It sounds really strange hearing one of the pre-eminent NWOBHM voices (Iron Maiden's Dickinson) overlaid on Southern-fried metal, and Cookie Monster has always been and always will be silly. (I giggled at Cannibal Corpse and Deicide.) When Weills sings on ATP's southern rock tunes, he is fan-fucking-tastic. And so is the rest of the band. Their metal tunes are decent, but nothing terribly remarkable." - J.D./Hybrid Magazine link:http://www.hybridmagazine.com/reviews/1204/alabamatp.sh tml