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SKEW SISKIN Frontwoman Meets Ex-PLASMATICS Bassist: Photos Available

May 7, 2004

SKEW SISKIN frontwoman Nina C. Alice met labelmate Jean Beauvoir at SKEW SISKIN's Berlin-based Monongo Studio, where he was shooting some scenes for his upcoming promo video, "I Wanna Know".

Nina says, "It's great to meet up with musicians who played with singers often compared to me. His legendary band PLASMATICS was definitely an act which had an affect on me, and it's a compliment when people say that I remind them of Wendy O. Williams. She was an incredible showgirl.

"Jean is a superb musician who also wrote a song for the movie 'School Of Rock', and I was impressed that he was still in good shape after 16 hours video shooting in our studio."

Check out pictures of Jean and Nina hanging out together: Photo#1, Photo#2, Photo#3.

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