TRIXTER: Video Footage From ROCKLAHOMA, New Audio Interview With STEVE BROWN Available

July 13, 2008

TRIXTER guitarist Steve Brown was a guest on last night's (Saturday, July 12) edition of "The Classic Metal Show". Brown spoke about the band's performance at the Rocklahoma festival as well as yesterday's stage collapses due to weather.

Listen to the 12-minute chat below.

"The Classic Metal Show" can be heard every Saturday between 9:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. EST at www.cmsradio.net.

Formed in Paramus, New Jersey in 1984, TRIXTER's self-titled debut album attained gold status (reaching #28 on The Billboard 200 in 1990),and spawned three minor hit singles: "Surrender" (#72),"One In A Million" (#75),and "Give It To Me Good" (#65). Despite the fact that none of the singles made the Top 40 or garnered much radio airplay, the videos for all three tunes were in heavy rotation on MTV (especially "Give It To Me Good", which was #1 on the channel for several weeks). A follow-up effort, "Hear", came out in 1992, but failed to reach the same commercial heights.

The band recorded an album of cover songs, "Undercovers", in 1994, which garnered little commercial success, and TRIXTER broke up shortly after its release. Today, the former TRIXTER members are working on various solo projects while drummer Mark Scott owns a successful restaurant, The Copper Bottom, in the Village of Florida, New York. PJ Farley is currently the bass player for the band RA.

Video footage of TRIXTER's performance at Rocklahoma (clips uploaded by YouTube user "zztopeurope2007"):

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