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BILLY SHEEHAN To Play On STEVE VAI's New CD

November 4, 2002

Billy Sheehan will play on guitarist Steve Vai's upcoming solo album, the bassist has confirmed via his official newsletter. "We had such a great time playing together on tour we decided to play together on Steve's upcoming new record. Also, a DVD of the Steve Vai tour last fall will be coming soon! We shot the sold out London Astoria show last year. It was an amazing night. I'm glad we got it on video! Coming SOON!" In other news, Billy will take part in a few clinics for Daddy's Junky Music at the beginning of November on the East Coast.

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