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MOTORDOG Becomes BRIDES OF DESTRUCTION

October 11, 2002

According to a fresh posting by L.A. GUNS guitarist Tracii Guns on his official web site, the new Los Angeles-based band featuring Guns, MÖTLEY CRÜE bassist Nikki Sixx, ADEMA drummer Kris Kohls, former MÖTLEY CRÜE frontman John Corabi, and previously-unknown vocalist London, have changed their name once again — this time to BRIDES OF DESTRUCTION (or B.O.D. for short). Commented Sixx on the MÖTLEY CRÜE web site: "Finally, we decided on a BAND name... Now… LET THE MUSIC DO THE TALKING..."

The band previously known as COCKSTAR and MOTORDOG have just completed a photo session and interview for a 15-page layout in an upcoming issue of the Japanese magazine Burrn!

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