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ARCH ENEMY, GIRLSCHOOL, VIXEN Featured In 'Metal Queens: Best Of The Bands' Book

September 30, 2010

Vocalist Ipek of Florida extreme metallers WYKKED WYTCH has been selected as the cover model of the book "Metal Queens: Best Of The Bands" from author Armand Rosamilia.

The book, which features 19 interviews taken from the first six issues of the "Metal Queens" eBook series — including question-and-answer sesions with such acts as ARCH ENEMY, VIXEN, GIRLSCHOOL, ECHOES OF ETERNITY, HOLY MOSES, QUEEN DIAMOND, BATTLELORE, WYKKED WYTCH and SEVEN KINGDOMS — is now available for purchase at this location.

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