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AEROSMITH Guitarist Talks About Writing Music For 'CSI' (Video)

May 3, 2012

AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry composed two instrumental tracks for this past Wednesday night's (May 2) episode of the CBS-TV series "CSI". The episode, titled "Dune And Gloom", can now be seen in its entirety at this location.

Commented Perry, "It was really exciting that 'CSI' gave me this opportunity to contribute to the show. The first piece is pure adrenaline rock 'n' roll. The second gave me a chance to work for my DJ son Roman, who contributed some of his electronic dance music."

Perry visited KCAL9 Wednesday to talk about the music he wrote for last night's episode of "CSI". You can watch his appearance below.

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