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TROUBLE Bassist Joins PLACE OF SKULLS

August 24, 2002

TROUBLE bassist Ron Holzner is the latest addition to the ranks of Knoxville, Tennessee's PLACE OF SKULLS, according to the group's official web site.

"After a very sucessful rehearsal/audition last weekend in Tennessee, none other than ex-TROUBLE bassist Ron Holzner has become the newest member in PLACE OF SKULLS," reads the message on the site. "Now that the new line-up is complete, we'll be concentrating on new material for the next SKULLS release to be recorded in January 2003. There is also the possibility of a live show sometime between now and then."

As previously reported, PLACE OF SKULLS' current line-up includes ex-SPIRIT CARAVAN/ST. VITUS/THE OBSESSED guitarist/vocalist Wino, who joined the band last month as their second guitarist.

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