THIN LIZZY Guitarist To Launch New Mobile Phone Service

October 23, 2008

According to Mobile Marketing News, THIN LIZZY guitarist Scott Gorham is launching a new mobile phone service offering unique video and audio content of Scott playing classic THIN LIZZY riffs and solos specially recorded for PlayPhone. There is also interview footage of Scott answering all of the questions that he frequently gets asked about the legendary group. In addition, users will have access to a huge library of other classic rock and pop content including ringtones, games and graphics. The guitar heroes of tomorrow will also be able to download guitar tab and chords.

While guitar playing can often be a solitary pursuit though, there is no need to be alone with "Rock Heroes" as service users will be able to chat and upload pictures and videos via a mobile social network.

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