Former DOKKEN Members To Appear On FRANK MARINO AND MAHOGANY RUSH Tribute CD

August 10, 2004

Former DOKKEN bandmates Jeff Pilson (bass) and George Lynch (guitar) have teamed up to record a cover of FRANK MARINO AND MAHOGANY RUSH's "In My Ways" for an upcoming tribute album. No further details are currently available.

In other news, Pilson has commented on the brand-new DOKKEN CD, "Hell to Pay". In a posting on his web site, he wrote, "I must say that I heard the tail end of a new DOKKEN song on satellite radio the other day, and thought it sounded fabulous. I believe it was the song 'Escape' — and I really liked the chorus. I had heard the snippet before, but hearing the chorus on the radio — I really liked it. So I think it’s time we get the word out about all the new music coming from these camps — time to be heard!"

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