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FUEL Singer Talks About Death Of SLIPKNOT Bassist; Audio Available

May 28, 2010

Brett Scallions, singer of the rock band FUEL, spoke about the death of SLIPKNOT bassist Paul Gray during an appearance earlier today (Friday, May 28) on "The Corey and Jay Show" on the 100.3 The Edge radio station (web site) in Little Rock, Arkansas. You can hear the segment using the audio player below.

According to The Pulse of Radio, private funeral services will be held on Friday (May 28) in Des Moines, Iowa for Gray, who was found dead in a hotel room in a Des Moines suburb on Monday (May 24). The cause of Gray's death has not been determined, although according to a 911 call a hypodermic needle and pills were found near the 38-year-old musician's body. SLIPKNOT has not hinted at its future plans.

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