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JANI LANE and FIREHOUSE Audio Interviews Posted Online

November 23, 2005

StriglsMusicNews.com has posted episode 21 of their "Talking Metal" podcast. The episode is the second in a three part series spotlighting VH1 Classic's "Metal Mania: Stripped Across America Tour 2005". Included in this episode are interviews co-host John Ostronomy conducted with former WARRANT singer Jani Lane and FIREHOUSE members CJ Snare, Bill Leverty, and Michael Foster. Guitarist Reb Beach (Kip Winger, Don Dokken) also makes appearances during the FIREHOUSE interview. Hosts Mark Strigl and Ostronomy also cover such topics as VH1 programming and the 1996 VINCE NEIL/WARRANT/SLAUGHTER tour. A picture as well as the 30-minute podcast can be downloaded at this location. iTunes users can also subscribe to "Talking Metal" for free at this location.

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