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RUSH Frontman Featured In ESPN Fantasy Baseball Commercial

March 12, 2007

RUSH bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee appears in a new music-video-esque commercial for fantasy baseball on ESPN. In the commercial, the ESPN crew — including John Kruk and Peter Gammons — appear as a rock band, with a slew of special guest performers, among them Geddy Lee. In addition, a video interview is available at ESPN.com where Geddy discusses his own fantasy baseball league.

As previously reported, RUSH's brand new single, "Far Cry", is available for streaming in its entirety at www.rush.com. The track comes off the Canadian trio's new album, "Snakes & Arrows", due on May 1 via Anthem/Atlantic. Check out the album cover artwork at this location.

(Thanks: Power Windows)

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