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JERRY CANTRELL To Guest On New FILTER Album?

October 20, 2003

FILTER mainman Richard Patrick has posted the following message to the "Rich's Words" section of the group's official web site:

"Ladies and gentlemen the new FILTER record is unbelievable, it's coming along nicely and it's full of lots of variety. [Engineer] Rae Dileo and I are pounding out the songs and I've been talking to new producers to bring on board, there's some really talented folks out there. I recently had the honor and privilege of having [former ALICE IN CHAINS guitarist] Jerry Cantrell come into the studio and work on new material with me. He came and pumped out about 100 hundred riffs and it was awesome, I had a lot of fun and it's great to work with him. Ya know, I've been sober for more than a year now, and the first thing I did to mark the anniversary was to go out and get a tattoo of my sobriety date on my arm. It didn't hurt at all, it only cost me $60 and it'll be there forever. I've been seeing a lot of shows in LA recently including RADIOHEAD and MARILYN MANSON, they both rocked and its making me want to get back out on the road again. So yeah thanks for the support, expect a new FILTER record in the near future, love ya and I'll talk to you soon."

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