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MARKY RAMONE Checks In With Post-Tour Update

February 18, 2005

Former RAMONES drummer Marky Ramone has posted the following message on the group's official web site:

"Marky here, just got back from a European and South American tour. I want to say a few words: I want to thank TARAKANY for backing me on the European dates I just did. What a band, and of course the shows in South America with a combined total of 25,000 people were amazing.

"I could not do the last shows in Argentina due to a fire in another venue, weeks before I arrived there. The government stopped the show in advance, fearing that the same thing could happen at the venue I was going to play there. I will come back to Argentina and do the shows as soon as possible. Also, the autograph signing in Argentina had to be stopped in advance, because of the amount of people blocking traffic. I apologize to everyone who was waiting, and to the friends and fans who bought tickets for the last show in Argentina.

"One more thing: I do not have control over ticket prices, they were set by the promoter.

"Sorry for all the craziness, but what a tour!"

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