STEVEN TYLER To Appear On ZZ TOP Tribute Album

January 5, 2011

AEROSMITH frontman Steven Tyler has recorded a track with Mick Fleetwood, Johnny Lang and Stevie McVie for an upcoming ZZ TOP tribute album. No further details are currently available.

On December 12, Tyler performed with Fleetwood and members of the Los Angeles-based "jam" group CAMP FREDDY at the Roxy in West Hollywood, California. Tyler joined CAMP FREDDY for four tracks, including the surf-rock classic "Wipeout", which featured the AEROSMITH singer behind the drum kit (see video below). Mick Fleetwood took over on drums for the FLEETWOOD MAC track "Rattlesnake Shake", followed by Tyler and the rest of the musicians knocking out the AEROSMITH classic "Sweet Emotion" and LED ZEPPELIN's "Whole Lotta Love".

"We all got together and we had a ball. Steven is a really good drummer," Fleetwood told the Maui News. "He came on and played 'Wipeout' and kicked the hell out of it."

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