DEF LEPPARD Bassist's Clothing Being Auctioned; Fourth Auction Now Online

January 4, 2008

DEF LEPPARD's official web site, DefLeppard.com, is auctioning off authentic pieces of outfits that bassist Rick Savage wore on stage during many shows on the band's tours in 2005, 2006 and 2007. A total of ten items will be auctioned (one item a week),including jeans, shirts, and vests.
The fourth auction is now online — a white buttoned shirt, worn mostly during DEF LEPPARD's 2006 "Yeah!" tour. The shirt is in good condition but shows some use, and comes with a personal "thank-you" note from Savage.

All proceeds of this auction will go to the Sheffield Children's Hospital and Help A Hallam Child, Rick's choice of charities.

For details on the auction, or to place your bid, visit the eBay auction page.

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