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Dinner With DEF LEPPARD Drummer Auctioned For Charity

February 15, 2005

Raven Drum Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by DEF LEPPARD drummer Rick Allen, is offering fans a chance to bid on a pair of passes to have dinner with Allen on March 12, 2005 in Los Angeles, California. Winners will get an informal private dinner with Rick in L.A., including the opportunity to take photos, get autographs, or just have a good old chat with Rick. To view details on the auction, and for a list of all Raven Drum auctions, click here. As always, all proceeds of all auctions will go to the Foundation.

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