TESLA Bassist Interviewed On Allentown's 95.1 WZZO

October 27, 2009

Tori Thomas of the 95.1 WZZO radio station in Allentown, Pennsylvania recently conducted an interview with bassist Brian Wheat of Californian rockers TESLA. The chat is now available for streaming in five parts below.

"Breakin' Free", the latest video from TESLA, can be viewed below. The song comes off the California rockers' latest album, "Forever More", which debuted at position No. 33 on The Billboard 200 chart in its first week of release. The CD was released on October 7, 2008 on Tesla Electric Company Recordings. The European version of the album, which was made available on November 7 via Frontiers Records, contains two bonus tracks not found on the American version.

For "Forever More", TESLA reunited with producer Terry Thomas, who was behind the boards for the band's 1994 gold-certified "Bust A Nut" album, and engineered by Michael Rosen who worked with TESLA on "Into The Now".

TESLA guitarist Frank Hannon recently told Noisecreep that the band is planning a pair of CDs to celebrate live performances throughout Europe last summer and the U.S. this fall. "We're doing two live albums," he said. "The first one is strictly for Europe; it may be available as an import [to America]. We are going to do a second one. It's going to be for America next year."

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