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Former ROUGH CUTT/QUIET RIOT Singer To Guest On 'Let There Be Rock' Radio Show

June 15, 2009

Former ROUGH CUTT/QUIET RIOT singer Paul Shortino will be the featured guest on "Let There Be Rock", a new hard rock and heavy metal show which airs on the Dutch radio station Boschtion FM. Shortino says, "I will present some of my favorite songs of all time, and I've chosen some real cool tracks. I will present my favorite top three songs of my own playing in the first hour of the show, and my top three favorite songs of all time in the second hour of the show."

"Let There Be Rock" can be heard every Tuesday night between 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. CET. It can also be streamed live via the Internet at this location.

Paul Shortino will release "Chasing My Day", his collaboration with renowned producer Michael Voss (CASANOVA, SILVER),on June 26 via Metal Heaven.

Commented Shortino, "The new tracks are amazing. I have a renewed inspiration to write and record music that comes from within. I am looking forward to touring and performing the new material for all the fans. We have a smokin' hot band that can really deliver and put on a show. Quite honestly, I can't wait."

"Chasing My Day" track listing:

01. Remember You (sample)
02. To The Cross
03. Prelude Missing
04. Missing
05. Nocturnal
06. Side FX
07. Alone They Ride
08. Chasing Your Dream (sample)
09. Great Dreamer (sample)
10. Take My Heart And Run
11. Promises
12. Plan Of Attack (bonus track)

Recording lineup:

Paul Shortino - Vocals
Michael Voss - Guitar

Guest musicians:

Roland Bergmann (MAD MAX) - Bass
Johnny Douglas (K2) - Lead Guitar
Ralf Heyne (DOC HEYNE,BISS) - Guitar

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