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Vocalist ANDREW FREEMAN To Join ACOUSTIC OUTCAST Tour For One Show

August 25, 2005

George Lynch (DOKKEN, LYNCH MOB) vocalist Andrew Freeman will be joining the Acoustic Outcast tour, featuring DOKKEN frontman Don Dokken and ex-BATON ROUGE singer Kelly Keeling (both of whom have also previously played with Lynch),for one show on Friday, October 7 at The Mystic Theatre in Petaluma, California. Andrew is also involved with Rev Jones' (MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP) BLACK SYMPHONY and Rick Skatore's (24-7 SPYZ) BLOCKK 16 and is the current vocalist of record in the GEORGE LYNCH BAND. You can catch Andrew's guitar skills with BLOCKK 16 on tour with Y&T beginning in late September.

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