Stone Fury was an American rock band active during the mid-1980s. The group was notable for its melodic hard rock style, characterized by powerful guitar riffs and emotive vocals. Its significance lies largely in the fact that it served as the launching pad for vocalist Lenny Wolf, who later rose to greater prominence as the frontman of the band Kingdom Come. Among Stone Fury's notable works is their 1986 album, "Burns Like a Star", which showcased their distinctive blend of rock and pop influences.