Video: MARK TREMONTI Interviewed By 'Colorado Music Buzz'

March 15, 2013

Colorado Music Buzz conducted an interview with interview with CREED and ALTER BRIDGE guitarist and TREMONTI frontman Mark Tremonti on February 25 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. You can now watch the chat below.

VAN HALEN bassist Wolfgang Van Halen made his first appearance as part of Tremonti's solo band in September 2012 at a show in Rhode Island. This marks the first time Wolfgang has played with anyone outside of his father Eddie, his uncle Alex and singer David Lee Roth.

Wolfgang Van Halen is replacing Tremonti's bandmate from CREED and ALTER BRIDGE, Brian Marshall, who is sitting out the Tremonti trek for undisclosed personal reasons. The other members of Tremonti's touring band include Eric Friedman on guitar and Garrett Whitlock on drums.

Tremonti is on the road behind his debut solo album, "All I Was", which came out in July 2012.

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