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FOZZY Guitarist At NAMM: Video Footage Of KRANK Booth Performance Available

January 25, 2010

Video footage of FOZZY/STUCK MOJO guitarist Rich Ward performing at the Krank booth at this year's NAMM (National Association Of Music Merchants) show, which was held January 14-17, 2010 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California can be viewed below.

FOZZY, the band featuring WWE wrestling superstar Chris Jericho and Ward, will be signing copies of its new album, "Chasing The Grail", at J&R Music World (23 Park Row - across from City Hall Park) in New York City on January 29 at 5:00 p.m.

For more information, go to this location.

"Martyr No More", the first single from "Chasing The Grail", is available for download on iTunes for $0.99.

"Chasing the Grail" was released on January 19 via Australia's Riot! Entertainment.

Ward recently told Metal As Fuck about "Chasing the Grail", "It's about the search for something we all ultimately want in life — which is purpose. The grander answers; not stuff like, how am I gonna make it this month? How am I gonna pay my rent? How am I going to get my kids to soccer practice on time? It's a look at the grander scheme of things. It's asking, what am I supposed to do?

"A lot of people go to prayer or meditation or whatever their comfort zones are when they look for those sorts of things. But then there are people that do not. They go through their whole life not caring about those sorts of things. They never have those moments of introspection asking, 'Why am I here? What am I supposed to do? What talents and skills and gifts do I have and how do I focus those to be the best that I can be?' That's what the song is about, the quest for that. We thought it was a great constant theme for the album."

"Martyr No More" features a special guest guitar solo by ANNIHILATOR's Jeff Waters.

"Let The Madness Begin" audio stream:

"Martyr No More" audio stream:

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