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Former SLAYER/TESTAMENT Drummer Offering One-On-One Lessons

September 15, 2010

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

"I will be home for a short break from working with KILLING MACHINE in Europe.

"I will be offering lessons to students in the San Diego, Orange County and Los Angeles area until mid/late October. All levels are welcome. Your current level of expertise is not important. Your desire and commitment to learn is! Together we'll go over a variety of techniques and exercises to strengthen and increase your stamina, speed and power, hand and foot exercises, linear drum patterns, independence and much more. You'll also learn to make practicing creative and fun and I will custom design a practice plan specific to each student.

Rates are as follows:

$75 - single-hour lesson
$130 - 2 one-hour sessions
$250 - 4 one-hour sessions

"Spots are already starting to fill up so I would suggest booking now.

"I'm only home until late October when I go back to Europe to resume work with KILLING MACHINE.

"You can contact me through this site.

"Serious inquiries only please!"

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