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ROB ZOMBIE, ALICE COOPER, STEVE VAI Signed Memorabilia Part Of 'Humanity Thru Music' Event

October 26, 2010

According to The Pulse of Radio, Rob Zombie is one of several rock artists who have signed guitars and other memorabilia in support of the upcoming Humanity Thru Music concert, which will help raise money for the building of a no-kill animal sanctuary. The concert will take place on November 6 in Hollywood and feature performances from members of YES and TOTO. Other artists who have donated signed items include Alice Cooper, Steve Vai, Marky Ramone and more. All proceeds go toward the construction and opening of the Fur & Feather Animal Sanctuary in 2011.

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