WWIII Filming New Video

January 17, 2004

WWIII, the Los Angeles-based band featuring Mandy Lion on lead vocals, are in the process of filming a video for an as-yet-undisclosed track off their first album in 12 years, "When God Turned Away". The clip should be finished within the next few weeks and will be submitted to MTV for possible airplay.

WWIII's current lineup consists of Lion, Moni Scaria on guitar, Rob Farr on bass and Dave DuCey on drums. "When God Turned Away", which features Lion, co-producer Joe Floyd on guitar, Geezer Montez on bass and Sledge on drums, was originally scheduled for release in 2001 but was delayed due to Mandy's inability to secure a suitable record deal in the U.S.

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