"I knew her work ethic and I never once was concerned or worried," Bolan told host Chuck Armstrong about working with Hale.

"I was like, 'Man, some of these songs are bears, if you want to take them out and put something else in,' [and she said,] 'No, I got it.'"

Bolan admitted he was blown away by how Hale handled Skid Row's catalog and said the shows with her felt "absolutely perfect."

"Honestly, dude, the four shows we did together were some of the most fun shows of my career onstage and it was just insane."

In addition to reminiscing about Hale's brief stint with Skid Row, Bolan dove into what it was like working on the band's first-ever official rum.

"We're very protective of the brand," Bolan said, "so we tried out a bunch of rums and they sent us more."

Eventually the band landed on what would become the "18 and Life" single-origin, ultra-premium rum.

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"It was a really fun process and it took about a year to get it all together and we've just been having fun with it," he said.