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CINDERELLA Guitarist Ties The Knot

March 3, 2006

CINDERELLA guitarist Jeff LaBar married his girlfriend Debbie Salazar on January 25, 2006 at Goodfella's in Pottsville, PA. '[We] did it on stage right before BLUE ÖYSTER CULT," the bride wrote on her MySpace.com page. "So in a way, they played at our wedding. :) One of the greatest moments in my life, I married the man I love and adore."

As previously reported, CINDERELLA and POISON will be teaming up this summer for the 20th Anniversary tour of the "Nightsongs" and "Look What the Cat Dragged In" albums, respectively. In addition, there will be a new CINDERELLA retrospective CD this April via Island/Universal and a brand new CINDERELLA live CD recorded last year on the Rock Never Stops Tour. More information will be made available soon.

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