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HANOI ROCKS To Utilize Session Drummer For Finnish Gig

December 23, 2005

HANOI ROCKS will be utilizing the services of "super fusion mega drummer" Gary Bitter for their December 26 gig in Seinäjoki, Finland. The band's regular drummer, Kari "Lacu" Lahtinen, "will be back for next year's adventures," according to a posting on the band's web site.

HANOI ROCKS are currently touring Scandinavia in support of the "Another Hostile Takeover" album, which was issued in Finland last spring. The CD is the group's first album to feature Conny Bloom (ex-ELECTRIC BOYS),who joined the band last year. HANOI ROCKS' current lineup also includes a second ex-ELECTRIC BOYS member, bassist Andy "A.C." Christell. Plans exist for the group to embark on a North American tour sometime in early 2006.

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