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QUIET RIOT's BANALI Offers DVD Update

March 4, 2003

QUIET RIOT drummer Frankie Banali has posted the following update regarding the group's upcoming DVD:

"The final editing and sequencing are now being attended to and we hope to have the DVD completed as soon as possible. We are assembling additional non-performance footage to include in the DVD to make the best possible package for the fans. This may mean a slight delay but we just want it to be right! In the meantime, the short form promotional DVD of 'Bang Your Head/Metal Health' live should be available to the varying television and cable sources by mid-March with the actual release of the full-length DVD in April."

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