MÖTLEY CRÜE, MARILYN MANSON Members Featured On ADAM FREELAND Album

May 25, 2009

According to Click Liverpool, MÖTLEY CRÜE's Tommy Lee has laid down the drum tracks for "Do You", the new single from the Brighton, U.K.-based DJ-producer Adam Freeland.

Freeland has drawn inspiration from LED ZEPPELIN on "Do You", which is scheduled for release on June 15.

Adam said: "The remit on this one was if LED ZEPPELIN were making electronic music what would it sound like? And this is what we came up with. It helped having Tommy Lee on drums, creating that big John Bonham-style drum sound."

Freeland's new album, "Cope", is due on June 8 via Matine Parade. You can hear the entire new album streaming at Freeland.FM with commentary by Adam and the star-studded cast.

Tommy Lee played drums, Alex Metric co-produced it, Twiggy Ramirez of MARILYN MANSON plays bass. Joey Santiago of the PIXIES and Tony Bevilacqua of DISTILLERS/SPINERETTE play guitar.

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