Ex-RATT Members STEPHEN PEARCY, JUAN CROUCIER To Tour Together This Summer

July 4, 2006

Original RATT singer Stephen Pearcy and RATT bassist Juan Croucier have announced plans to tour together starting in late August. "There is no 'lack of communication' between these two rodents as Stephen and Juan will hit the road with their own bands and then take the stage together to perform some of the great RATT classics," reads a posting on Pearcy's web site.

In other news, Croucier has formed a new band and rehearsals are currently underway. The new group consists of John Medina (drums and vocals),Jeff Cohen (guitar and vocals) and Croucier (bass and lead vocals). More information will be made available soon.

Pearcy released a live acoustic album called "Stripped" in May. It features RATT hits like "Round and Round" and "Lay It Down", as well as covers of LED ZEPPELIN's "Bring It On Home" and FLEETWOOD MAC's "Oh Well".

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