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UGLY KID JOE: More Previously Unreleased Material Available For Download

September 3, 2004

Another previously unreleased early demo track by UGLY KID JOE, entitled "L.A. Girls", has been made available for download at the Ugly Kid Joe Forum at this location (registered members only). The song was provided to the forum members by former UGLY KID JOE guitarist Roger Lahr.

Formed in the late '80s, the Santa Barbara-based UGLY KID JOE achieved their greatest commercial success with their debut mini-CD, "As Ugly as They Wanna Be", which became the first EP to be certified multiplatinum under the Recording Industry Association of America's then-new category. UGLY KID JOE split up in 1997, with vocalist Whitfield Crane joining LIFE OF AGONY for a spell, while guitarist Klaus Eichstadt worked with a rap group called BROUGHMAN.

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