PEARL JAM Frontman To Perform At 'Body Of War' Premiere

August 22, 2007

According to Billboard.com, PEARL JAM frontman Eddie Vedder will perform at the world premiere of the documentary "Body of War" on Sept. 11 at the Toronto International Film Festival. Vedder contributed two original songs to the film: "No More" and "Long Nights".

"Body of War" chronicles the travails of Tomas Young, who was paralyzed by a bullet during his first week of military service in Iraq. Vedder was inspired to write material for the film, which was co-directed by talk show legend Phil Donahue and Ellen Spiro, after meeting Young in recent months.

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