Editing Prong (band) (section)

===Interim (2002–2006)===
In 2002, Victor reformed Prong with bassist [[Brian Perry (musician)|Brian Perry]] ([[Dirty Looks (Pennsylvania band)|Dirty Looks]], [[Jake E. Lee]]), drummer Dan Laudo and guitarist [[Monte Pittman]] ([[Madonna (entertainer)|Madonna]]). In 2002, after a 42-date American tour that was recorded for a live CD (''[[100% Live]]'', Locomotive Music) Prong entered the studio and recorded their first studio album in seven years, ''[[Scorpio Rising (Prong album)|Scorpio Rising]]'' (2003), which was received with mixed responses.

Victor played on and off again with [[Glenn Danzig]] from 1998 to 2005 in between time with Prong. His final goal of playing and writing on a Danzig record was met with ''[[Circle of Snakes]]'' in 2004.

Prong released a live two-disc DVD in 2005 entitled ''The Vault'' which features performances from the Hulstsfred and [[With Full Force]] festivals and a full show in Amsterdam. This disc has Brian Perry and Mike Longworth on bass as Longworth replaced Perry after his departure in 2003. Dan Laudo left the band in 2005 and the band enlisted [[Aaron Rossi]], who used to be in the bands [[Strife (band)|Strife]] (Victory Records), [[Shelter (band)|Shelter]] (Century Media Records), [[John 5 (guitarist)|John 5]] (Shrapnel Records), and [[Ankla]] (Bieler Bros. Records)

Victor and Rossi joined [[Ministry (band)|Ministry]] in 2005 to write and tour in support of their 2006 album ''[[Rio Grande Blood]]''. The two also appear on Ministry's follow-up album ''[[The Last Sucker]]'' (2007), although in a more limited capacity.