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JANI LANE, JAMIE ST. JAMES Confirmed To Appear On New LIBERTY N' JUSTICE CD

January 8, 2007

Christian rockers LIBERTY N' JUSTICE, whose most recent release, "Soundtrack of a Soul", featured an all-star cast of guest musicians — including Mark Slaughter (SLAUGHTER),Sebastian Bach (SKID ROW),Stephen Pearcy (RATT) and Tony Harnell (TNT) — are back in the studio working on their follow-up effort. Described as a "full-production acoustic rock record," "Independence Day" will feature 12 "all-star singers" on 11 songs. The CD will once again be produced by Mike Layne and is scheduled for mid-2007 release. "We have already announced five songs and their singers... Jack Russell (GREAT WHITE),Jamie Rowe (GUARDIAN),Kelly Keeling (BATON ROUGE),David Raymond Reeves (NEON CROSS),and Mark and Shannon Hovland (HOVLAND)," the group writes in a press release. "At this time we are 'warranted' to inform you of the next two singers and there songs. On the track 'Addiction' is Jani Lane (former lead singer of WARRANT) and on the song 'Bullet, Train, Breakdown' is Jamie St. James (current lead singer of WARRANT/BLACK 'N BLUE). This song also features Jerry Dixon of WARRANT on bass. Both songs were written by Justin Murr and Mike Layne. On Wednesday, January 10th go to our MySpace page at www.myspace.com/libertynjustice2 and check out the tunes and go to our message board at www.liberytynjustice.net and let us know what you think!"

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