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Ex-SCORPIONS Drummer HERMAN RAREBELL: New Audio Interview Available

December 12, 2006

For three consecutive weeks, ex-SCORPIONS drummer Herman Rarebell shared stories and songs with "The Hairball John Radio Show. Rarebell discussed his departure from the SCORPIONS, the mega-hit songs that he penned, the effect MTV had on the SCORPIONS and one of the most outrageous road stories ever told from the US Festival. Rarebell also discussed his upcoming 2007 album "I'm Back" and shared three tracks from that release ("I'm Back", "Take It As It Comes" and "Don't Lose Your Trust").

All three new tracks and the entire 25 minute conversation with Herman Rarebell is available in full streaming audio at the home site of "The Hairball John Radio Show".

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