TWISTED SISTER Guitarist To Guest On New LIBERTY N' JUSTICE Album

May 3, 2009

Lynn Louise Lowrey (VIXEN),Eddie Ojeda (TWISTED SISTER),Ted Poley (DANGER DANGER, POLEY-RIVERA) and Vic Rivera (CRUNCH, POLEY-RIVERA) have been added to to the list of guest musicians appearing on Christian rockers LIBERTY N' JUSTICE's ninth studio album and fifth "all-star" project, "Light It Up" (formerly "The Cigar Chronicles"). These four join already announced guest musicians Robert Mason (WARRANT, LYNCH MOB),Jerry Dixon (WARRANT),Marq Torien (BULLETBOYS),Chris Holmes (W.A.S.P.),Les Carlsen (BLOODGOOD),Oz Fox (STRYPER, BLOODGOOD),Dale and Troy Thompson (BRIDE).

"Light It Up" track listing:

01. Light It Up
02. The Other Thief (feat. Dale and Toy Thompson)
03. Blink (feat. Lynn Louise Lowrey, Eddie Ojeda)
04. Do What You Believe
05. Man vs. Mother Nature (feat. Ted Poley, Vic Rivera)
06. Treading On Serpents (feat. Les Carlsen, Oz Foz)
07. Uncle Sam
08. Every Reason To Believe
09. Wrestling With God
10. Best Time You Never Had
11. Beautiful Decision
12. Drunk De ad Gorgeous (feat. Marq Torien, Chris Holmes)
13. Greed (feat. Robert Mason, Jerry Dixon)
14. For Better Or

"The Other Thief" and "Man vs. Mother Nature" are currently being streamed on the LIBERTY N' JUSTICEMySpace page.

Commented LIBERTY N' JUSTICE leader Justin Murr: "With 'Light It Up', we wanted everything bigger and louder! The album features big guitars, big hooks, big vocals, and the thing that makes a LIBERTY N' JUSTICE project... big names! This is the most commercial sounding record we have ever released and I promise this record rocks!!"

The project is being produced by Vic Rivera, Steve Brown of TRIXTER, Mike Layne and Stephen Chesney. The album artwork was created by Rex Zachary who was responsible for LIBERTY N' JUSTICE's "Independence Day" cover.

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