Week 3 Reality Recap

The first weeks in the mansion found the Rockers bonding, laughing and sharing--things people often do when placed in an exciting, almost surreal environment.

But heading into week three? That's a different story.

After Chris' elimination, the Rockers discussed Supernova's decision over dinner. While both Zayra and Dilana were sad to see Chris go, Lukas threw out this zinger: "I think for that particular performance I would have chosen someone else." Jill was especially offended: "I think it was rude and inappropriate& Why can't he do his thing and keep his mouth shut?"

Jill's dream almost came true when Lis Lewis, renowned vocal coach, conducted the Rockers' first vocal clinic. A few were nervous, including Dilana and especially Lukas. Even with a shaky start, Dilana revealed that, yep, she's got range.

The usually self-assured Lukas, however, received more criticism. Lis warned him about injuring his voice. The advice appeared to sink in but Lukas still claimed: "I have many sides to my voice, but I just don't feel like revealing them right now."

The next morning's song selections brought drama. Because one of the songs would be accompanied by a member of Supernova, competition was fierce. Ryan was angry over Josh grabbing Nirvana's "Come as You Are" while Patrice and Jill battled over The Beatles' "Helter Skelter." Catfight anyone?

Lukas, took the only one left, The Rolling Stones' "Let's Spend the Night Together." "I'm gonna show these scare-dy cats what rock and roll is all about." But will he?

During rehearsal, Lukas impressed the Band with his first take on the classic. Band Leader Paul Mirkovich stated, "When Lukas& started to sing [it] as a typical rock song, he sounded great." He didn't agree when Lukas decided to change it, calling it "a mistake...to try and make it...dark...Marilyn Manson...it just doesn't seem to fit. I can't imagine what Gilby will think, [he] is like the biggest Stones fan in the world."

And Lukas? "I'm putting myself out there, but life is about taking risks and dealing with the consequences."

Consequences? For the Rockers' performances, they could be immense.