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CAPTAIN T & OSTRONOMY To Open For BOBBY STEELE In New York City

February 16, 2005

CAPTAIN T & OSTRONOMY, a.k.a. Mark Strigl and John Ostrosky, who can be seen on VH1's "Metal Moments" programming, will play a one-off show with BOBBY STEELE (MISFITS, UNDEAD) at Don Hill's in New York City on Wednesday, February 16. Presented by Rock Candy and hosted by Steve Blush, the night will also include a performance by Philadelphia's HALESTORM.

Captain T and John Ostronomy, who recently guest VJ'd a segment on MTV's "Total Request Live", are planning to release compilation CDs of some of their previous work along with two new tracks. In addition, the group has tracks on upcoming W.A.S.P. and KISS tribute albums. Multiple CAPTAIN T & OSTRONOMY MP3s have also been posted at this location, and legal Captain T downloads are available at Apple's iTunes Music Store.

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