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HALFORD Seek Guitarist

January 21, 2003

HALFORD are still seeking a permanent replacement for guitarist Patrick Lachman, who left the group in early December. All interested parties should send a sample of their work on CD, along with a VHS of a live performance and their contact info to:

EMAS Inc.
PO Box 93430
Phoenix, Arizona 85070
USA

Lachman announced his departure from HALFORD last month in order to focus his efforts on his band DIESEL MACHINE and other as-yet-unannounced projects. He is being temporarily replaced by producer/longtime collaborator Roy Z (TRIBE OF GYPSIES, BRUCE DICKINSON),who will join the group for all currently scheduled dates until a permanent replacement has been found.

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