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ALICE COOPER Guitarist JASON HOOK: Audio Interview Available

October 2, 2007

ALICE COOPER guitarist Jason Hook recently took time out from touring with QUEENSRŸCHE and HEAVEN AND HELL to sit down with Nefarious Bovine Radio to discuss touring, guitar playing as a profession and his solo EP, "Safety Dunce". The show also features two tracks off the "Safety Dunce" EP.

Listen to the full program at this location.

For more information, visit www.nefariousbovineradio.com.

Jason has worked with many acts over the years, including BULLETBOYS, STEPHEN PEARCY and VINCE NEIL. His solo EP "Safety Dunce" also won the L.A. Music Award in 2005 for "Best Independent Instrumental Album."

Video footage of Jason Hook rocking the axe has been posted at FPE-TV. Watch the clip below.

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