AEROSMITH Drummer Takes On Management Role With Boston's ANGRY HILL

March 18, 2006

According to the Lowell Sun Online, AEROSMITH drummer Joey Kramer has taken on a management role with the Boston-based band ANGRY HILL.

Back in March 2005, Tracy Vail — a part of ANGRY HILL's management team — set up a meeting between the band and entertainment lawyer Frank Cimler Jr.

Cimler attended the band's practices over the following months and decided to send front man Keith Denehy to perform with Joey Kramer and Tom Hamilton of AEROSMITH along with Darryl "DMC" McDaniels all-star cast at Toronto's LIVE 8 in July 2005.

When Denehy got home, Cimler and Keith Garde, part of AEROSMITH's management team, mentioned to ANGRY HILL that Kramer was interested in taking on a management role with an up-and-coming band.

One month later, Kramer, Cimler and Garde attended an ANGRY HILL performance at the Sky Bar in Somerville.

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