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HENRY ROLLINS To Guest On WILLIAM SHATNER's Solo CD

December 23, 2003

Former BLACK FLAG frontman Henry Rollins has recorded a guest appearance for the new album from actor William Shatner, according to Ananova.

Shatner, who played Captain James T. Kirk in the original TV series "Star Trek", has also enlisted Joe Jackson and country star Brad Paisley to guest on the album.

The album will be produced by Ben Folds, leader of the BEN FOLDS FIVE, reports the New York Post.

Shatner is generally acknowledged as having recorded the worst ever version of a BEATLES' song.

He released his spoken word cover of "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" in 1968.

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