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MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP Unveil New Lineup

April 15, 2003

MSG (MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP) — featuring Michael Schenker (guitars),Chris Logan (vocals),Stu Hamm (bass) and Jeremy Colson (drums) — are in the studio recording the follow-up to 2001's "Be Aware Of Scorpions", scheduled for a June release via Mascot Records in Europe and Shrapnel in the U.S.

Guitarist Schenker assembled MSG in the early '80s as the MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP. It later transformed into the MCAULEY SCHENKER GROUP with the addition of singer Robin McAuley in mid '80s. Prior to forming MSG, Schenker spent years as guitarist in the SCORPIONS and UFO.

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