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WARRANT Begins Recording New Material

August 8, 2009

According to a posting on the official WARRANTTwitter profile, the California rockers have entered the studio with producer Pat Regan (KISS, MR. BIG, DEEP PURPLE) to begin recording some of their new material. Songtitles set to appear on the group's forthcoming CD include "Dusty's Revenge" and "Life Is A Song".

Joey Allen and Erik Turner of WARRANT were interviewed by the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma radio station KATT-FM 100.5 on July 10 at the Rocklahoma festival in Pryor, Oklahoma. Watch the chat below.

WARRANT released a statement in June regarding the reports that the band's former lead singer, Jani Lane, was arrested on June 17 in Los Angeles for a misdemeanor DUI traffic accident. The statement read as follows: "Jani Lane, who was officially dismissed from the band WARRANT in 2008, is in no way affiliated with WARRANT at present. It is to be known that Jani Lane's actions should not be misrepresented as those of the lead singer of WARRANT. WARRANT, whose lineup consists of Jerry Dixon, Joey Allen, Erik Turner, Steven Sweet and Robert Mason, express concern for the possible dangers that Mr. Lane's actions pose. WARRANT, represented by the William Morris Agency, are embarking on new ventures, including touring and recording. WARRANT wish to avoid any negative opinions and publicity that wrongful association to Mr. Lane might cause resulting from his poor judgment."

WARRANT announced in September 2008 that it was splitting with Jani Lane six months after the band first reunited with the troubled vocalist. He has since been replaced by Robert Mason (LYNCH MOB, CRY OF LOVE, BIG COCK).

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