Former AFTER FOREVER Guitarist Launches 'The Rock Station'

January 16, 2012

Dutch guitarist Sander Gommans (AFTER FOREVER, HDK, TRILLIUM) has joined forces with his friend Paul Simons to launch a new company called The Rock Station in Sander's hometown of Reuver, The Netherlands.

Commented Gommans: "At this point, we're working out lots of cool plans for musicians. Think of a recording studio, musical educations, record label, etc. It'll take some time before we'll be able to take off, but it will definately become something special."

He added, "I feel very fortunate that all the work I did for bands like AFTER FOREVER, HDK and TRILLIUM and all my experience as a teacher has led to this opportunity."

For more information, visit www.therockstation.eu.

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