QUIET RIOT Guitarist Schedules NAMM Appearance

January 15, 2007

QUIET RIOT guitarist Alex Grossi will appear at Paul Reed Smith GuitarsNAMM booth on Saturday, January 20 at 1:00 p.m. as part a press conference to be held by company founder Paul Reed Smith himself. The conference will include the debut of many of Paul Reed Smith's new models for 2007, as well as appearances by other PRS endorsees.

QUIET RIOT's latest album, "Rehab", was issued in the United States in early October via Chavis Records. The European release was handled by the U.K.-based Demolition Records.

For the new recordings, Kevin DuBrow (vocals) and Frankie Banali (drums) were joined by Tony Franklin on bass (ex-THE FIRM and BLUE MURDER),session guitarist Neil Citron, and the voice of rock, Glenn Hughes (ex-DEEP PURPLE and BLACK SABBATH),who performed a vocal duet with Kevin DuBrow on the classic 1969 SPOOKY TOOTH song "Evil Woman" and also contributed the bass track for that song as well.

QUIET RIOT original members DuBrow and Banali recently reunited with Alex Grossi and Chuck Wright (bass) to tour worldwide in support of the "Rehab" release.

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