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ADLER'S APPETITE: Photos From Argentinian Tour Posted Online

November 17, 2005

Photos of ADLER'S APPETITE's recent trip to Argentina have been posted online at StevenAdler.net.

ADLER'S APPETITE's lineup for the Argentine tour — which ended with a Nov. 7 appearance in Rosario — consisted of Steven Adler (ex-GUNS N' ROSES),lead singer Sheldon Tarsha, bassist Chip Z'Nuff (ENUFF Z'NUFF),and guitarists Michael Thomas (BEAUTIFUL CREATURES) and JT Longoria (IZZY STRADLIN).

In 2006, ADLER'S APPETITE (Keri Kelli, Robbie Crane, Sheldon Tarsha and Steven Adler) will be touring Europe and also plan to release a full-length CD. Steven Adler is also negotiating to have his long-overdue autobiography released in 2006 with the plan to have it made into a motion picture in the future.

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