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Ex-JUDAS PRIEST Singer AL ATKINS Recording More Material For Solo Album

October 25, 2004

Original JUDAS PRIEST singer Al Atkins will enter the studio on October 29 to record the seventh song for his upcoming solo project, entitled "Demon Deceiver". The track, entitled "Bleeding", will feature contributions from the following musicians: Pete Emms (bass),Mike de Jager (guitar),Simon Lees (guitar, BUDGIE) and Mick Hales (drums).

As previously reported, Atkins' band THE DENIAL, also featuring ex-IRON MAIDEN/PRAYING MANTIS guitarist Dennis Stratton, is currently on a break while the members pursue other projects. Al is also said to be finishing off his book he is writing about the early years of JUDAS PRIEST, titled "Dawn of the Metal Gods".

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