You can feel that heat off the Sunset Strip and see that hair in the wind as Dokken bring their timeless convertible Ferrari rock n roll power to the table with Heaven Comes Down, an unapologetic celebration of everything Dokken do best. You want to rock? Sink your teeth into Fugitive, which rides some shimmering guitar work courtesy of Jon Levin, Don Dokken imploring that Im a fugitive from life, and if you want ballads, head on over to Ill Never Give Up, hanging on that Coliseum chorus, Levin laying down a landmark solo. The pattern of Heaven Comes Down never falters in delivering the goods on both sides of the fence. Just Like A Rose brings the Pacific Coast Highway into vision with its smooth, effortlessly-driven gears, and Saving Grace carries a mystical malevolence. But it is closer Santa Fe which is perhaps the most revealing, spare yet glorious moment, Don Dokken opening up with what amounts to a life-moment biography, a spartan acoustic arrangement allowing the rich yet road-driven vocals to frame what might well prove to be the defining moment of Dokkens career. Mixed by Kevin Shirley (Aerosmith, Iron Maiden, Joe Bonamassa) and produced by Bill Palmer and Don Dokken, fans will love it, neutrals will be wonderfully surprised by some of the ingredients within Heaven Comes Down. Tracks: 1A Fugitive 2A Gypsy 3A Is It Me Or You? 4A Just Like A Rose 5A Ill Never Give Up 1B Saving Grace 2B Over The Mountain 3B I Remember 4B Lost In You 5B Santa Fe