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Former KROKUS Drummer PATRICK AEBY Looking For New Projects

August 21, 2006

Ex-KROKUS drummer Patrick Aeby is available for hire. He just recorded and produced the New York-based band ATOMIC BROTHER, to be released by the end of 2006.

Patrick took a break after his departure from KROKUS. He explained, "Well, going away from the band was not easy and can be compared to a divorce, but I saw the guys recently and everything is fine again with them. Stefan Schwazmann [Patrick's replacement in KROKUS] is a cool guy and a good drummer as well, so I'm happy for the boys! Now this chapter is behind me and I wanna play again!"

Patrick, who has a few offers already, can be contacted at www.pataeby.com.

KROKUS will release its new album, "Hellraiser", in North America on October 24 (September 18 in Europe, except Germany and Switzerland, where it will be issued on September 15) via AFM Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Rock the Block" was recorded with producer Dennis Ward (PINK CREAM 69).

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