TRACY G's EPIC: 'Strange Blessings' Video Posted Online

September 25, 2006

EPIC, the new band featuring former DIO/WWIII guitarist Tracy G, has posted its video for the song "Strange Blessings" at this location. The clip was shot on July 29 in Burbank, California at Center Stage. The track comes off the band's recently completed 13-song CD, "Metaphor", the musical direction on which has been described by Tracy as "hard rock with a heavy blues edge."

EPIC lineup:

Brad Alden - Vocals
Tracy G - Guitar
Larry Bones Dennison - Bass
Forrest Robinson - Drums

For audio samples, visit www.myspace.com/epicthegroup. More information is available at Epic-Rock.com.

Tracy G last year issued an instrumental album, entitled "Erector Pili". The CD was mastered at SMC Productions and features Ray Luzier (DAVID LEE ROTH, BILLY SHEEHAN, ARMY OF ANYONE) on drums.

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