DEF LEPPARD Guitarist PHIL COLLEN To Get His First Tattoo On 'L.A. Ink'

September 30, 2010

DEF LEPPARD lead guitarist Phil Collen and his new wife, costume designer Helen L. Simmons, will get their first tattoos on the October 13 episode of "L.A. Ink", which features 28-year-old tattoo artist Kat Von D (born Katherine Von Drachenberg).

Be sure to tune in and hear the incredibly romantic encounter that sparked their journey to wedded bliss. See the tattoos that seal the deal as designed by Kat herself.

"L.A. Ink" airs at 9:00 p.m. on TLC.

Collen and Simmons got married on July 16 on the beach at Florida's Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach resort in sunset ceremony.

"We've been looking for each other our entire lifetime," Collen told People.com. "To say we're ecstatic this day has finally come is putting it mildly. It could only be us for each other."

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