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Former DIO Guitarist To Issue Two-CD Set Of Covers

July 1, 2002

Former DIO guitarist Tracy G is currently working on a double-CD solo effort consisting of 90 minutes of cover songs by "a few of my favorite artists and bands that inspired me to play guitar," according to Tracy's latest newsletter. Among the artists whose songs are set to be included on the as-yet-untitled album are JEFF BECK, AC/DC, JIMI HENDRIX, BUDDY MILES, LED ZEPPELIN and GARY MOORE. "There will be many vocalists, bassists and drummers on the CD with me. Some local friends and a few artists I have admired for years will be helping me out… John Avila (OINGO BOINGO) on bass, and Ray Luzier (DAVID LEE ROTH BAND) on drums, [plus] many others."

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