HOUSE OF LORDS Singer Working On New Solo Album

May 22, 2012

HOUSE OF LORDS singer James Christian is working on his first solo album since 2004's "Meet The Man". According to a posting on his official web site, the as-yet-untitled CD will arrive late summer or early fall and "will be worth the wait and a worthy successor to James's two previous releases."

HOUSE OF LORDS' latest album, "Big Money", came out in September via Frontiers Records.

Christian last year underwent an operation for prostate cancer. He told Metal-Rules.com in a March 2012 interview, "So far it's stabilized. I had a surgery to try to remove most of the problem. That was cancer; no way to go around it. So right now I'm okay, but, you know, you just never know, so I'm just thankful every day that I can go out there and perform." He added, "I feel good. I lost a lot of weight. I would have preferred to lose it a different way, but the way that I had to lose it was the fact that it was, you know, recovery. So now I try to keep it down and try to stay healthy."

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