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LEATHERWOLF: Athens Performance Footage Available

November 4, 2007

Fan-filmed video footage of the legendary Orange County, California metal band LEATHERWOLF performing the song "Too Much" in Athens, Greece on November 1, 2007 can be viewed below.

LEATHERWOLF's current shows are the band's first European dates since reuniting with original lead vocalist/guitarist Michael Olivieri and guitarist Carey Howe earlier in the year. The reconvened triple axe attack headlined Germany's Keep It True festival yesterday (November 3) and is playing an additional half dozen select dates in Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, and Italy.

LEATHERWOLF's acclaimed 2006 studio comeback album, "World Asylum", featuring CRIMSON GLORY vocalist Wade Black, has just been released by Dynamo Productions for the South American market. A reworked version, titled "New World Aslyum", with returning frontman Michael Olivieri on lead vocals and Carey Howe on additional lead guitar, is scheduled for an early fall release via the band's NIL8 label. Danish studio whiz Jacob Hansen (ROB ROCK, VOLBEAT, COMMUNIC) is once again handling mixing duties. A Hansen rough mix of the track "Behind The Gun" can currently be heard on the band's MySpace page.

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