It's a shame that Ado Yuhe didn't want to ask questions about his time in Choc Stars. He says that it's because of time, but he did interviews with guys like Alain which was like 5/6 hours, but them splitting it in 3 episode and uploading every one. He could do the same with Lassa Lacolyte. Now Lassa will probably never talk about it because of being a brother in christ right now and many journalists not even knowing the impact Choc Stars had back in the 80s. I wanted to know Choc Stars was after Debaba's departure, the way they were trying to get back on the top but now succeeding, how Ben Nyamabo used to be, etc. The Choc Stars-squad of 90s had still good musicians guys like Ramazani Fulutini, Dezay n'Accompa, Gaby Yau Yau, etc. The minutes Ado Yuhe spent to ask about female dancers, could have been spent to ask questions about Choc Stars. I always forget that Lassa used to be with Madilu back in 1995.
I'm surprised to hear that Lassa used to coach Ferre Gola when Ferre used to be in Wenge Musica 4x4 and to hear that Werrason tried to recruit him in 2000 when preparing Bercy, but Adolphe saying that Ferre Gola didn't want him. Why are most Congolese musicians afraid to have their former friend or coach in the same band ? I never understood that. Did Koffi really wanted Lassa in his band or was it more to destabilize Zaiko ? Because back in 1999, Nyoka Longo was trying to reform Zaiko with youngsters and Lassa starting to get an important place in the band and in 2003 Nyoka Longo was in prison when Koffi tried to lure him. The way Koffi spent money to get other musicians. It was like he wanted to make from Quartier Latin a Real Madrid "Galacticos". Did all that money really came from music ?