WARRANT Guitarist To Guest On 'That '80s Show'

March 21, 2008

WARRANT guitarist Erik Turner will be the special guest on the "Mitch Minute" at 7:40 p.m. EST on Friday, March 21 as part of "That '80s Show" hosted by Codi Jefferies on Ottawa's station Majic 100.

For listeners outside of Ottawa, the interview can be heard live via www.majic100.fm.

Erik will discuss WARRANT's reunion tour with all original members, including singer Jani Lane, and the band's summer tour with CINDERELLA.

Regarding how it feels performing with Jani Lane once again, drummer Steven Sweet told the Artisan News Service, "It's freaking bizarre." Guitarist Joey Allen added, "It's like a time warp." Sweet continued, "It brings back a lot of memories obviously. Joey and I have been back in the band for the last three years without Jani, so it's like a new old thing again."

Asked if the band has plans of getting back into the studio together to write new material, Sweet said, "Not immediately, but we're already working on new ideas and probably by the end of the year, once things slow down with travel, that we'll get back in and start putting some things down."

Watch video footage of Joey Allen and Steven Sweet talking about the reunion with Jani Lane at the Artisan News Service.

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