TESLA Premieres Two New Songs On Sacramento's KRXQ 98 ROCK; Video Available

August 13, 2008

TESLA members Jeff Keith (lead vocals),Frank Hannon (guitar) and Brian Wheat (bass) were interviewed by Pat Martin of Sacramento's KRXQ 98 Rock on August 8, 2008. The chat, which includes audio previews of two new TESLA songs, can be viewed in four parts below.

TESLA will guest on the nationally syndicated radio show "Rockline" with host Bob Coburn on Wednesday, October 8 at 8:30 p.m. PT / 11:30 p.m. ET. Fans are encouraged to speak with the band by calling 1-800-344-ROCK (7625).

For a station near you and for information regarding how to easily log onto the Internet for the broadcast, go to www.RocklineRadio.com.

TESLA's seventh studio album, "Forever More", is set for release October 7 on Tesla Electric Company Recordings (in partnership with Ryko Distribution).

"I Wanna Live", the new album's first single, is being serviced to radio stations nationwide on August 18. The band's world tour will kick off October 1 in Salt Lake City with more dates announced in the coming weeks.

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's DVD, "Comin' Atcha Live! 2008" was released July 15. It's the band's first DVD in 17 years (since 1991's "Five Man Video Band") and is filled with over two hours of live music, special behind-the-scenes footage, their fans, backstage, on stage and loose on the streets of Seattle.

In addition, TESLA's first double-disc collection of 32 of their best tracks and collectibles, "Gold", will be available on August 26 on Geffen/Universal Music Enterprises, ranging from 1986 through 2007 and including their chart hits "Signs", "Love Song", and "The Way It Is".

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