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Former LIEGE LORD Guitarist To Guest On HALIFAX CD

June 12, 2005

Former LIEGE LORD guitarist Paul Nelson appears as special guest guitarist on the latest HALIFAX CD, entitled "The Inevitability of a Strange World", on the song "Anthem for Tonight". The album is due out soon worldwide through Drive Thru Records. More information is available at www.halifaxrock.com.

Nelson's most recent distinction is writing for and performing on blues/rock legend JOHNNY WINTER's latest Grammy-nominated album, entitled "I'm a Bluesman" (Virgin/EMI),for which he penned the title track. Paul's solo album, entitled "Look", can be found in stores worldwide. Download an MP3 of Paul's solo track "Full Blast" at this location.

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