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HANOI ROCKS: Former ELECTRIC BOYS Guitarist To Join The Band?

March 24, 2004

Swedish guitarist Conny Bloom (SILVERGINGER 5, ex-ELECTRIC BOYS) is strongly rumored to have landed the second-guitarist slot in the current incarnation of HANOI ROCKS. For more information, visit the official HANOI ROCKS message board at this location.

HANOI ROCKS' new album, "Twelve Shots on the Rocks", was recently released in North America on Liquor and Poker Music. Joining singer Michael Monroe and guitarist Andy McCoy for the recording of the new album were three members of Monroe's solo band: bass guitarist/background vocalist Timpa, drummer Lacu and guitarist/background vocalist Costello (who left the band last December).

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