Former SLAYER/TESTAMENT Drummer Offering Lessons

March 30, 2008

Former TESTAMENT/SLAYER and current PUSHED drummer Jon Dette has issued the following update:

"Starting next month (April) until July, I will be available for drum lessons to students of all ages and levels.

"I am looking at a couple locations in the north San Diego County coastal area to teach and should have that locked down by next week. In some cases, I will make myself available for lessons at a students home or rehearsal studio.

If enough people are interested in the Orange County area, I'll look into setting up a day to travel up there for lessons as well.

"If you're interested, please contact me on MySpace or email me at: jondette.yahoo.com."

Lesson days will be:

Monday - Friday: 1 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday: 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday: [to be announced]

PUSHED recently completed work on its new demo containing the following tracks:

01. 300 (aka The Great Impossible)
02. Red Star Rising
03. Razorblades and Spiderwebs

Commented Dette: "We started the recording process for this demo back in March 2007 and mixing finally wrapped up in early December. We recorded and mixed the demo at Grove Addicts in Santa Monica, CA. Absolutely beautiful studio! Owner Dain Blaire was more than accomodating for us and we extend our appreciation to him.

"After schedule and geographical conflicts, fights, blood, sweat and tears, we finally got this thing done. Where we go from here is still to be determined but we will let you know of any changes or future happenings as future opportunities come up."

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