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TOMMY LEE To Release New Album Through His Own Label Imprint

March 10, 2005

Hits Daily Double reports: Word has it that MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee is putting the finishing touches on a new album on his own imprint intended to be a companion piece to his upcoming NBC reality series, "Tommy Lee Goes To College", coming this summer. The album is said to feature guests including NICKLEBACK's Chad Kroeger, BACKSTREET BOYS' Nick Carter, GOOD CHARLOTTE's Joel Madden and superstar producer Butch Walker. Rumor is that Handleman has just inked a deal for exclusive distribution rights through a yet-to-be-named new division inside the the nation's largest home entertainment rackjobber and that the album will be released to coincide with the new series.

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