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METAL CHURCH Singer Posts New Solo Track

January 1, 2008

METAL CHURCH singer Ronny Munroe has posted the following message on his MySpace page:

"I was fooling around [a couple of nights ago] in Vegas at OddsOn Studios. I recorded a demo of a song of mine called 'Ride Me'. There will be two versions of this song and I will leave it up to the fans to choose which one they like the best. This first version I worked with my friend and guitar player for my solo project, Rick Van Zandt. The next version I worked with my good friend Dennis Turner.

"Try this one on for size for a while then I will post the next version so you can tell me what you think."

Check out the song at www.myspace.com/ronnymunroe.

Munroe has been recording material for new solo project with his former ROTTWEILLER bandmates Rick Van Zandt on guitar, Izzy Rehaume on bass and Doug Marapodi on drums along with Q-5/TKO/NIGHTSHADE guitarist Rick Pierce.

The singer played a New Year's gig in Las Vegas, Nevada with a backing band consisting of musicians from the Utah-based progressive/power metal act KATAGORY V. The set reportedly included songs from METAL CHURCH, Munroe's upcoming solo CD, ROTTWEILLER, KATAGORY V and more.

Stated Ronny: "I wanted to ring in the New Year with good friends and good fans that are friends and we did just that. I am humbled at the distance so many of you traveled to come see me.

"I want to give a huge thank you to the guys of KATAGORY V! They had a short time to learn the songs and being the pros and amazing musicians they are they pulled it off."

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