JOE LYNN TURNER Putting Finishing Touches On New SUNSTORM Album

January 28, 2009

Legendary vocalist Joe Lynn Turner (RAINBOW, DEEP PURPLE, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN) has completed and sent to producer Dennis Ward (PINK CREAM 69) all the vocal tracks for the second SUNSTORM album, to be titled "House of Dreams". The mix is already in the works and the album production is going to be completed in February. "I love this project," stated Joe. "The list of the songwriters is impressive and these songs have come to life greatly."

"House of Dreams" is scheduled for release in April via Frontiers Records.

The first SUNSTORM album came out in September 2006. The LP was described at the time as "a monster piece of classic AOR the way it should be and sound in 2006, but with the class and the fascination of the '80s!"

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