Jenna previously lead singer of local Los Angeles bands including NoNo BadDog and Belladonna, Sanz-Agero was recruited by
Jan Kuehnemund to join
Vixen during the Voices of Metal Tour in 2001 with other 1980s bands
Slaughter,
Stephen Pearcy's
Ratt, and
Mötley Crüe lead singer
Vince Neil. Sanz-Agero provided the lead vocals for the 2006 Vixen releases
Extended Versions (aka
Live in Sweden), released by
Sony BMG in July, and studio album
Live & Learn, released in November in Europe and January 2007 in the U.S. She co-wrote most of the songs for the latter album. In a July 2011 interview, Sanz-Agero confirmed that a second album featuring the 2001 line-up was in the works and revealed the existence of a track called "I Understand" along with other new recordings and outtakes during the
Live & Learn sessions. There has yet to be a proper release for these recordings due to Vixen not having a single member from that line-up anymore. Sanz-Agero amicably left Vixen and her music career in 2013, as Jan Kuehnemund was planning to reunite the classic lineup with
Janet Gardner,
Share Ross, and
Roxy Petrucci; however, Kuehnemund died on October 10, 2013, and was replaced by a returning
Gina Stile. On January 21, 2016, Sanz-Agero appeared only for one night alongside Vixen's revamped lineup to perform with them in
Anaheim, where, together, they sang "Love Is a Killer" from the band's 1990 album
Rev It Up. Future Vixen frontwoman Lorraine Lewis's
Femme Fatale served as the co-opening act. ==Discography==