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GENITORTURERS Singer To Host 'Bike Week eXposed!'

March 14, 2003

GENITORTURERS frontwoman Gen has signed on as the host of "Bike Week eXposed!", a documentary about Daytona Beach, Florida's Bike Week!, which is considered by some to be the largest motorcycle extravaganza in the world. "Bike Week eXposed!" promises to "take you to the streets, the events, and the concerts that make Bike Week so popular. From front row to backstage, you'll see it all!"

"Bike Week eXposed" was produced by Chappell Films, a division of Chappell Entertainment Corporation, and was directed by award-winning director Dan Springen.

To view exclusive behind-the-scenes previews and airtime listings for "Bike Week eXposed!", click here.

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