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Former KORN Guitarist BRIAN 'HEAD' WELCH In India: Video Available

August 6, 2005

A video of former KORN guitarist Brian "Head" Welch offering a guided tour of the community in India where he has been living in for the past several weeks, helping the poorer communities and leper children, has been posted online at his official web site, HeadToChrist.com (Quicktime, 15.2 MB).

As previously reported, Welch recently announced that he will be founding what he's calling a Head Home in India, where he will house leper children. "My eyes have been opened to children on the street and I feel like that is who I want and need to help," he said in a statement. Footage of his efforts will reportedly be turned into a documentary on his life.

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