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AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE Part Ways With Guitarist

March 30, 2002

AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE have amicably parted ways with guitarist Wayne Kile and have already recruited a replacement, whose name has yet to be disclosed. According to Kile, we seemed to be going slowly in different creative directions and it finally came to a head. I love them all and we have no qualms, but they are going to continue on without me. I wish them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors and be on the look out for me for I am nowhere near finished with making music.

AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE are due to film a video today for the track "Just So You Know" off their The War Of Art CD before embarking on a US tour with GRAVITY KILLS, beginning on April 12th at Ranch Bowl in Omaha, Nebraska.

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