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KISS Cover Featuring OVERKILL Drummer, Ex-HADES Guitarist Available For Download

December 16, 2005

Former HADES guitarist Dan Lorenzo has issued the following update:

"After a two-week delay, (OVERKILL drummer) Ron Lipnicki and I finally recorded the KISS cover 'Almost Human' at Crystal Studios last week. It's available now on my website www.DanLorenzo.net.

"Ron and I have been jamming KISS covers together since he joined HADES in 2000. After he beat cancer two years ago Ron told me he wanted to record some. I had never recorded cover songs before, but it makes us happy, so I figured, 'Why not?'

"In 1978 when I first picked up a guitar, it was all about KISS. Even if they eventually became a joke, their old stuff still holds up.

"Ron will be back behind the drums on the next OVERKILL tour starting in February. You gotta go see Ron play live, he kicks ass."

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