JEFF SCOTT SOTO Interviewed On 'The Right To Rock'; Audio Available

October 6, 2009

TheRightToRock.com has issued its latest podcast (episode #88),featuring an interview with legendary vocalist Jeff Scott Soto (TALISMAN, JOURNEY, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, W.E.T.).

The chat lasts approximately 60 minutes and can be heard using the audio player below.

Frontiers Records has set a November 6 European release date (November 24 in the U.S.) for the self-titled debut album from W.E.T. as a special CD/DVD package.

Featuring the immense talents of Jeff Scott Soto; guitarist/songwriter Erik Martensson (ECLIPSE) and keyboardist Robert Sall (WORK OF ART),"(W)ork of art (E)clipse (T)alisman" was written and recorded over the last 12 months and features the best elements of the three bands the principal artists have been involved in.

Frontiers Records released "Beautiful Mess", the latest solo album from Jeff Scott Soto, in the USA on April 7.

To coincide with the European release of "Beautiful Mess", Jeff and Frontiers decided to re-release Soto's second and third solo albums, "Prism" and "Lost In The Translation". Both titles were made available on February 20 in luxury digipack format with autobiographical notes written by Jeff himself. Each of the reissues includes updated cover art and bonus tracks. In addition, a bonus DVD was included featuring the full-quality videos for "21st Century", "Gin And Tonic Sky", "Hey", a specially filmed piano version of "Gin And Tonic Sky" and live footage recorded at Jeff Scott Soto's exclusive appearance at the Firefest show in Nottingham, U.K. on October 25, 2008.

Jeff Scott Soto interviewed on TheRightToRock.com (click on player below to launch audio):

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