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AEROSMITH's Studio Gets Visit From Stanley Cup

July 8, 2011

According to a posting on web site of AeroForceOne, AEROSMITH's official fan club, one of the most prestigious trophies of all of sports, the Stanley Cup, made its second visit to AEROSMITH's Massachusetts studio, Pandora's Box, on Friday. The band's producer, Jack Douglas, arranged to have the Cup there with some of the Bruins training staff. The boys took about an hour off from recording while they posed for pictures with Lord Stanley's bowl.

As you may remember, back in 2003, Boston native Jay Pandolfo of the champions New Jersey Devils brought the loving Cup to the same studio when the band was recording "Honkin' On Bobo" with Jack. That was sweet, but this is much sweeter since it was the hometown Bruins who won it this time.

Photo credit: John B.

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