AEROSMITH Guitarist: 'We're Sitting On A Bunch Of Music We've Already Recorded For A New Album'

October 21, 2008

AEROSMITH guitarist Brad Whitford, who's currently on the road as part of the all-star Experience Hendrix tour, has told Billboard.com that the members of AEROSMITH plan to get back together in 2009 — to, among other things, complete an album that group has already started recording.

"We're sitting on a bunch of music we've already recorded for a new album," Whitford said. "We haven't gone back into the studio the put the final touches on it and get it done and still don't know when we're gonna do that. Hopefully it'll be sooner rather than later."

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