In the 1980s, Billy Squier became one of the biggest stars of hard rock and arena rock. With his powerful, driving guitar riffs and high-energy performances, he electrified stages around the world. The song "Lonely Is the Night," released in 1981, is a perfect example of his musical style. The song was written by Billy Squier himself. "Lonely Is the Night" was written in 1981 and released as a single in the same year. It was one of the most prominent tracks from his blockbuster album, Don't Say

The Stroke is a powerful and provocative rock anthem that served as the breakthrough single and one of the most iconic songs of Billy Squier's career. With its driving rhythm, dominating power chords, and enigmatic lyrics, the song helped define the sound of 80s arena rock and remains a staple today. Written by: William Squier (Billy Squier's full name). Year Written: 1981 (Release Date). Year Released: April 1981 (Debut single). Album: Don't Say No (1981). Performed by: Billy Squier. Chart Perf