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DOPE: Casting Call For Video Shoot

July 26, 2003

In preparation for the release of the new DOPE album, "Group Therapy", the band will be filming a video for the song "I Am". The shoot is planned for Saturday, August 2, and will take place ay Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park in New York City. The song is about being who you are and the band wants to feature as many real DOPE fans in the shoot as possible. "This song is about you as much as it is about us," says frontman Edsel Dope. Any fans interested in being in the video shoot can email: [email protected] or just show up. For more information, visit www.dopearmy.com.

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