
Savatage: The Video Collection
Overview
This bonus DVD from "Streets: A Rock Opera. Narrated Version" contains every Savatage music video from 1987 to 1995.
Top Cast

Alex Skolnick
Self (archive footage)

Criss Oliva
Self (archive footage)

Johnny Lee Middleton
Self (archive footage)

Jon Oliva
Self (archive footage)
Steve Wacholz
Self (archive footage)

Zak Stevens
Self (archive footage)
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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