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GEORGE LYNCH Teams Up With Ex-BRIDES OF DESTRUCTION Singer In SOULS OF WE

November 8, 2007

Legendary guitarist George Lynch (DOKKEN, LYNCH MOB) has teamed up with former BRIDES OF DESTRUCTION frontman London LeGrand in a brand new band called SOULS OF WE. The group has spent the last three years (on and off) working on its debut album, entitled "Let the Truth Be Known". More information will be made available soon.

In other news, Lynch has joined the Washburn family of acoustic guitars. George is set to release a signature series that he's been developing with the guitar manufacturer. Washburn is also a new sponsor of the George Lynch Dojo, a monthly instructional series that allows for students to take advantage of George's techniques via video, sound files, and formal music/tablature available at the guitarist's web site.

(Thanks: Fullshred)

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