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TWISTED SISTER Guitarist EDDIE OJEDA Recuperating From Emergency Back Surgery

December 4, 2009

According to The Associated Press, TWISTED SISTER guitarist Eddie Ojeda is recuperating from emergency back surgery that forced him to miss the band's concert near Philadelphia.

Ojeda experienced intense pain that prevented him from standing or sitting, went to a hospital and had surgery to repair a ruptured disc, according to bandmate Jay Jay French. Dan McCafferty, who played guitar in singer Dee Snider's solo band, was pressed into duty as a last-minute replacement at the Keswick Theater in Glenside, Pennsylvania on Wednesday night (December 2). (See video below)

Read the entire report from The Associated Press.

Video footage of TWISTED SISTER December 2, 2009 performance at Keswick Theater in Glenside, Pennsylvania can be viewed below.

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