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TESLA Interview To Air On Tonight's 'Caffeine Bomb'

April 24, 2009

An extensive interview with TESLA guitarists Frank Hannon and Dave Rude will air on this week's "Caffeine Bomb" show.

Make sure you tune in Friday night, April 24 to 91.7 WHUS in Eastern Connecticut, or stream live at WHUS.org and on iTunes.

"Caffeine Bomb" is hosted by Roger Lotring, a freelance music journalist whose work has appeared in the pages of Metal Edge, Metal Hammer, Shock Wave, Zero and Burn magazines. He is also the author of various CD liner notes, including the MÖTLEY CRÜE box set "Music to Crash Your Car To, Volume 2".

91.7 WHUS is a commercial-free college and community-based radio station broadcasting from the University of Connecticut.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/caffeinebomb.

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