FOZZY Singer CHRIS JERICHO Talks About Movie Projects; Video Available

September 29, 2007

Horror Junk recently conducted a short interview with Chris Jericho — lead vocalist for FOZZY and former WWE wrestling champion — about his roles in the horror movies "Android Apocalypse" and "Albino Farm". Watch the two-minute clip below.

In a July 2007 interview with The Baltimore Sun, Jericho had the following to say about FOZZY's current status: "We did a lot of touring last year in the UK. We've actually made a good name for ourselves in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. We toured there five times between February '05 and February '06. We also toured Australia, Germany, Canada and a little bit in the States. We did kind of a world tour. Once you do that, in order to tour again, you have to work on a new record. That's where we're at right now. I've already written all the lyrics for it and the guys in the band are starting to come up with some riffs. But they [some of the other members of FOZZY] have another band called STUCK MOJO that they've been touring with all summer, so it goes back and forth. It's kind of on hold just until we can get time together to start working on a new record. We're very fortunate. The last record did a lot for us and it was cool because we got to headline at a lot of big places, especially in England. We played at the London Astoria three times and sold it out all three times, and that's a famous venue. THE BEATLES played the Astoria. IRON MAIDEN played the Astoria. Some really big bands still play there to this day, so just to go to places like that and sell them out and tear the house down, it's like you put a little checkmark by that knowing that, 'Well, we did that.' It's cool to know that you've been vindicated and know that the band got big enough to do that basically on our own with not a lot of help from anybody."

Chris Jericho will release "A Lion's Tale: Around The World In Spandex" (Grand Central Publishing) on October 25, 2007. The autobiography (book cover) will focus on the early days of his wrestling and performing career.

To support the book, Chris will head out on a book tour. Confirmed tour dates are as follows:

Oct. 25 - Tampa, FL - Barnes and Noble - 7pm
Oct. 26 - Lake Buena Vista, FL - Virgin Megastore - Orlando - 7pm
Oct. 27 - St. Petersburg, FL - St. Petersburg Book Festival - 2:15pm
Oct. 28 - Fort Bragg, NC - XVIII Airborne Corps & Fort Bragg Base - 12pm
Nov. 01 - Boston - Boston University Bookstore - 4pm
Nov. 02 - New York City, NY - Borders (100 Broadway) - 12:30pm
Nov. 03 - Bridgewater, NJ - Borders - 2pm
Nov. 03 - Ridgewood, NJ - Bookends - 7pm
Nov. 04 - Toms River, NJ - Ocean County Library - 2pm
Nov. 06 - Fort Hood, TX - Fort Hood Base - 12 pm
Nov. 07 - Torrance, CA - Borders - 7pm
Nov. 08 - West Hollywood, CA - Booksoup - 7pm
Nov. 09 - Redmond, WA - Borders - 7pm
Nov. 10 - McChord AFB, WA - Fort McChord Air Force Base - 10:30am
Nov. 10 - Fort Lewis, WA - Fort Lewis Base - 1pm
Nov. 11 - Lake Forest Park, WA - Third Place Books - 5:30pm
Nov. 14 - Toronto, ONT - Indigo Books - 7pm
Nov. 15 - Winnipeg, Manitoba - TBD

To buy the book, visit Amazon.com.

FOZZY recently released a collection of never-before-heard demos, early mixes and instrumental versions taken from guitarist Rich "The Duke" Ward's personal library.

FOZZY's third album, "All That Remains", was released in January 2005 via SPV Records. A video for the album's first single, "Enemy", was filmed in San Diego, CA in December 2004 with director/British filmmaker Paul Hough.

"All That Remains" was produced by Rick Beato (SHINEDOWN, CHARLIE MARS, INGRAM HILL) and features guest performances by guitar legends Zakk Wylde (OZZY OSBOURNE, BLACK LABEL SOCIETY),Marty Friedman (ex-MEGADETH),and Mark Tremonti (CREED, ALTER BRIDGE). Gold-record-selling rap artist BONE CRUSHER also makes a special guest appearance on the record.

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