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RATT Drummer Launches New Recording Studio

September 27, 2006

On Saturday, September 30, studio owners Gregg Gill (former Spyder Studio owner) and Bobby Blotzer (RATT, ANGEL CITY OUTLAWS) will be hosting an open house at the new Diamond recording facility in Houston, Texas.

Commented Gill: "We'll be demonstrating the new ProTools / HD system and playing music samples from bands we're currently working with, including Bobby's band from L.A. ANGEL CITY OUTLAWS (also featuring Jani Lane, Keri Kelli and Chuck Wright). We're inviting all of those who have a future need for a recording facility or work with bands/artist that do and want to tour Diamond as a possible candidate for their recording projects. Our 'studio-mates' Diamond Amplification will also have a Diamond guitar amp and cabinets set up for demonstrations. Open House hours will be from 6pm to 10pm. We understand that this message will reach people outside of the Houston, Texas area, but just know that you are invited. For those can't make it to the open house, but would like to tour the studio, please call us at 713-462-4400."

For more information, visit www.diamondrecordingstudio.com.

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