PINK CREAM 69 Frontman Signs Solo Deal With FRONTIERS RECORDS

February 3, 2006

PINK CREAM 69 frontman David Readman has inked a solo deal with Frontiers Records. "I am now working on a few extra songs to bring song writing to an end," he writes on his web site. "In March will be the release of the project that I did with Andre Andersen from ROYAL HUNT... So looking forward to that. I sang on five songs which were recorded in my own studio, Emerald Studios.

"And a bit more news, I have decided to bring the DAVID READMAN BAND back to life, which will have a whole new line up and set list. Looking forward to playing a club near you!"

As previously reported, Readman will be joined on the upcoming solo CD by drummer Dirk Brunneburg (ex-ADAGIO) and bassist/guitarist Paul Logue (CRY HAVOC).

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