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ULI JON ROTH Postpones Touring Activities Until Late Summer

May 22, 2004

Legendary guitarist Uli Jon Roth (ex-SCORPIONS) has decided to postpone all touring activities until the end of the summer in order to be able to fully concentrate on the production of the "Requiem For An Angel" project, which he has been working on for quite some time now. The string players of the Sky Orchestra have just completed a further four days of recording for the album at Skylight Manor Studios. "The atmosphere during the sessions was great and everyone involved was highly pleased with the results," reads a posting on Roth's web site. "Uli was conducting and Martin Leissner was the engineer."

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