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TIGERTAILZ To Take Part In Video Shoot In Memory Of Bassist

July 16, 2008

BBC News reports: Loving couples are being asked to pucker up for a pop video in Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom to support a new charity in memory of a bassist who died of pancreatic cancer.

Justin Time was set up in honor of Justin Smith, 42, who as Pepsi Tate played in glam rock band TIGERTAILZ.

Organizers want as many people as possible to turn up and kiss on screen on Sunday, July 20 for the video.

The shoot will also feature his widow, soprano Shan Cothi, and fellow opera star Bryn Terfel.

The remaining members of TIGERTAILZ will play on the video, which is a version of one of his songs, "I Believe".

Read the entire article from BBC News.

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