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Original AC/DC Bassist Rehearsing For BON SCOTT Celebration Concert

February 21, 2007

According to Australia's X-Press Online, BUFFALO frontman Dave Tice and original AC/DC bass player Mark Evans will be at Fly By Night in Fremantle, Australia to rehearse their sets for the Bon Scott Celebration Concert at Claremont Showgrounds. Around 10:00 p.m. the pair will play a set of acoustic blues, which will include R&B classics by WILSON PICKETT and SAM COOKE, through to Louisiana-influenced JOHN FOGERTY, CHUCK BERRY rock 'n' roll and ELVIS PRESLEY's "Mystery Train", as well as originals from their latest recording. Tickets are $10 and are available through the Fly By Night by calling (08) 9430 5976 or on the door. Doors open at 10:00 p.m.

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