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GRAVE DIGGER Guitarist Signs Endorsement Deal

November 4, 2003

GRAVE DIGGER guitarist Manni Schmidt has signed a new endorsement deal with the German amp company Earforce. He plays the "Booster", which he co-developed as well.

On December 13-14, you can watch Manni presenting his new guitar, KXK M.S.II, and the latest Earforce amps at a workshop to be held at the Principal Studio in Senden/Münster, Germany. Manni will also play at the charity concert of the BOCHUMER ALLSTAR BAND & FRIENDS on November 30 at Zeche Bochum in Bochum, Germany. Proceeds will go to the organization "Tiere in Not". Other musicians participating at this charity concert include Jeff Brown (ANDY SCOTT'S SWEET),Axel Rudi Pell, Bernd Aufermann (RUNNING WILD),Jo Hartmann, and Kai Hoffman (SECRET DISCOVERY).

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