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STRYPER Frontman's 'Noelle' Video Posted Online

November 11, 2007

STRYPER frontman Michael Sweet's new music video for the song "Noelle", from the motion picture of the same name (coming to theaters in the U.S. December 7, 2007),is available below.

Sweet's new solo album, "Touched", is scheduled for release on December 3, 2007 exclusively through Michael's official web site, MichaelSweet.com. The CD, which includes reworked versions of four STRYPER songs, will not be available in stores.

The "Touched" promo, created by Michael Koehler, can be viewed below.

Click the following links to learn more about "Touched": The Story, MP3 Samples, Pre-Order (first 500 autographed).

"Touched" track listing:

01. You Are So Beautiful (JOE COCKER)
02. Together As One (STRYPER)
03. She's Got A Way (BILLY JOEL)
04. All of Me (STRYPER)
05. Without You (HARRY NILSSON)
06. First Love (STRYPER)
07. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (ROBERTA FLACK)
08. Honestly (STRYPER)
09. The Rose (BETTE MIDLER)
10. My Love, My Life, My Flame (new original song)
11. Colour My World (CHICAGO)

Michael Sweet and his wife Kyle appeared on TBN's "Praise the Lord" program on September 20, 2007 to discuss everything they've been through since Kyle was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. In addition, Michael performed three songs from "Touched".

As previously reported, audio of Michael Sweet rehearsing the BOSTON classic "More Than A Feelin" with BOSTON members Tom Scholz, Gary PihlKimberley Dahme and Jeff Neal for the Brad Delp tribute show is available at this location (Quicktime required).

"Noelle" video:

"Touched" promo:

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