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TOMMY LEE To Ring In New Year In San Francisco

December 24, 2008

MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee will make a DJing appearance with DJ Aero (real name: Chester Deitz) this New Year's Eve (December 31) at 330 Ritch in San Francisco, California. More information is available on the poster below.

WTF?, the bastard brainchild of Toronto-based dance phenom Deadmau5, Tommy Lee, DJ Aero and Steve Duda, earlier in the year released its debut EP, "You Can't Afford This Chicken", via Xfer Records.

The track listing is as follows:

01. Chicken
02. You Can't Afford This

Xfer Records is the imprint from Steve Duda, producer of the NINE INCH NAILS, and he uses it as an outlet for his electronic needs. One half the brothers grimm BSOD, Steve has now joined the WTF? crew.

"You Can't Afford This Chicken" is available for download at Beatport.com.

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