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VELVET REVOLVER: 'Frontline' Preview Posted Online

May 18, 2004

A video preview of VELVET REVOLVER's appearance on the PBS show "Frontline" has been posted online at this location. The episode, titled "The Way the Music Died", follows the trajectory of the record business from its post-Woodstock heyday in the 1970s and '80s to what one observer describes as a "hysteria" of mass layoffs and bankruptcy in 2004. The documentary, which airs May 27, focuses on the aspirations and experiences of four artists: VELVET REVOLVER, veteran musician David Crosby and songwriter/producer Mark Hudson whose daughter, Sarah, is about to release her first single.

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