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SYMPHONY X Bass Being Auctioned

January 16, 2007

The bass guitar that SYMPHONY X's Mike LePond used to record "V: The New Mythology Suite" (2000) and that he played on tour between 2000 and 2002, (including when "Live on the Edge of Forever" was recorded) is being auctioned via eBay. The auction is open until January 21; you can check it out at this location.

SYMPHONY X is continuing work on its follow-up to 2002's "The Odyssey", entitled "Paradise Lost", tentatively due later this spring.

SYMPHONY X was forced to cancel a couple of European festival appearances last summer after Michael LePond was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease (an inflammatory bowel disorder). He has since undergone surgery and has been released from the hospital.

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