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TWISTED SISTER Alter Ego BENT BROTHER To Perform At Benefit Concert

August 18, 2008

BENT BROTHER — affectionately known as "TWISTED SISTER's evil twin" (essentially a makeup-less version of the real thing) — will play at a benefit concert for the band's "dear friend and former head of security," Sal Valvo. Sal is a proud son of Staten Island, and it is only fitting that the benefit will take place at L'Amour on Staten Island.

Proceeds from the September 6 benefit will help defray the cost of Sal's medical bills. TWISTED SISTER has also announced that the entire income received at the door will be matched by the band.

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