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BUTTONHOOK Sign Management Deal

May 12, 2004

BUTTONHOOK, the Atlanta-based band featuring former NEUROTICA guitarist Mike Gaudreau and ex-DEN OF THIEVES singer Roman Carson, have inked a management deal with CMT Productions.

Completed by bassist Rich Benavides and drummer Brandon Bradford, BUTTONHOOK have numerous national shows under their belt, as well as an appearance at the 2002 Southeastern Music Conference. They have also caught the eye of well-known wrestler and former adult entertainment star Jasmine St. Claire. St. Claire appeared on the album "Buttonhook 101" along with wrestling's The Blue Meanie.

The management deal that the band signed calls for CMT Productions to identify performance and endorsement opportunities, while shopping for a label home for the band. CMT Productions has already secured offers from radio promotions firms, along with several high profile performances. In addition, several record labels have displayed an interest in pursuing BUTTONHOOK. The band plans to tour extensively throughout 2004 to gain the attention of fans and industry professionals alike.

For more information on BUTTONHOOK, visit the band's official web site.

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