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ALICE COOPER Guitarist, WARRANT Singer To Guest On KNAC.COM Today

June 16, 2008

ALICE COOPER guitarist Keri Kelli and WARRANT singer Jani Lane will be interviewed by DJ Junkman on KNAC.COM today at 3:30 p.m. PST.

The two have collaborated, along with RATT's rhythm section of Robbie Crane and Bobby Blotzer, on a project called SAINTS OF THE UNDERGROUND.

Kelli and Lane will discuss their project as well as WARRANT and ALICE COOPER touring plans, and more.

SAINTS OF THE UNDERGROUND's debut album, "Love the Sin, Hate the Sinner", was released on June 10 via Warrior Records. Lane previously commented on the CD: "We have had the opportunity to mix our record with Andy Johns of [THE ROLLING] STONES and [LED] ZEPPELIN fame, to name two of hundreds. Google him if you don't believe me. He was an English prince and we had a blast working together. It's the best stuff I've done in a long, long time."

According to the band's official bio, THE SAINTS OF THE UNDERGROUND started out as four guys Lane, Kelli, Blotzer and Robbie Crane (ex-RATT, VINCE NEIL, ADLER'S APPETITE) on bass playing cover tunes and having a good time. As the chemistry grew between them, the band naturally evolved into a creative partnership. As the songs stacked up, the band entered into Blotzer's studio, Diamond Recordings, and laid down an array of original material written by Jani, Bobby, and Keri.

"Love the Sin, Hate the Sinner" has been generating great buzz from the industry and features enough heavy grooves, top 40 hooks and memorable riffs and melodies to satisfy the most demanding rock 'n' roll fans. Tracks like "Serial Killer", "Exit", "Signs of Life", and a mesmerizing version of THE ROLLING STONES classic "Moon Light Mile", have this debut CD rocking along to a familar yet distinctive beat that will please old fans, and win new ones.

For audio samples, check out the SAINTS OF THE UNDERGROUNDMySpace page.

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