Emerging from the same mid-‘80s Los Angeles underground scene as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane's Addiction are part of alternative rock's original establishment. Led by flamboyant frontman Perry Farrell and guitar god Dave Navarro, the group helped to shape the musical landscape of the early ‘90s, not only with their abrasive brand of hard rock, funk-metal and psychedelia, but also as the founders of popular travelling festival Lollapalooza. Following a number of breakups and reunions, the band returned triumphant in 2003 with their third album, Strays.