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A-Z Heavy Metal - Heavy Metal News, Mp3, Videos, Photos and More
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JANES ADDICTION - Members Form New Band
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JANE'S ADDICTION guitarist Dave Navarro has teamed up with Chris Chaney
and Stephen Perkins, also of JANE'S ADDICTION, and former SKYCYCLE singer
Steve Isaacs in a brand-new band.
Steve] actually used to be an MTV VJ," Navarro told MTV.com. "He went by
the name of Spooky around town. Long black hair and kind of that goth vibe.
He went on to play Tommy in THE WHO's 'Tommy' on [Broadway], so a killer
voice, good looking guy, friendly, great talent."
With regards to the band's material, Navarro said, "We don't have a direction.
The idea is to just make music and be happy doing it without any expectations
or grand ideas. It's just kind of like when we were kids, 14 years old in
the garage just playing music and seeing what happens.
"I would just say it's kind of experimental," he continued. "Each song varies
from the other, and I think that's something that all of us would like to
do is make music that isn't the same every time. We basically mixed the
egg and the seed and we're trying to figure out if it's a boy or a girl.
That's the best way I can put it."
As for CAMP FREDDY, the Los Angeles-based "jam" band consisting of Navarro,
former THE CULT touring bassist Billy Morrison (on guitar), ex-GUNS N' ROSES/THE
CULT drummer Matt Sorum, and vocalist Donovan Leitch (the son of 1960s U.K.
folk-rock icon Donovan), Dave told MTV.com, "We've recorded an album of
tracks that are without vocals at this time and we have certain artists
that we'd like to offer a guest spot to. Of course we want someone like
Josh Todd from BUCKCHERRY, he's a great rock singer, but at the same time
we'd want Macy Gray, we'd want Christina [Aguilera] if she'd be down. We'd
take Britney [Spears] if she was down. We don't really care. The idea is
musicians getting together 'cause we love to play and we like to have fun.
Style and genres and echelons go out the window."
CAMP FREDDY's debut album is due this fall through Sanctuary Records.
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