HEALER Featuring Former WHITE ZOMBIE Drummer: West Hollywood Showcase Announced

January 11, 2006

HEALER, the Los Angeles-based band featuring former WHITE ZOMBIE drummer Ivan de Prume, will be showcasing at the Key Club in West Hollywood on Monday, January 30 at 10 p.m. sharp. The first 100 people that mention HEALER will be admitted free. HEALER will also be performing at The Joint in Beverly Hills on Saturday, February 4 and in New York on March 18 for an 18-and-older show at the Continental.

Joining de Prume in creating HEALER's eclectic sound is Scott von Heldt (KURAI, THEATER OF MADNESS),Jerry Scott (XYZ, MOLLY HATCHET) and Martin St-Pierre (Cirque Du Soleil).

HEALER was formed in July of 2003 after de Prume began composing songs to forge his musical vision into the "sonic masterpiece" that would become the band's debut release, "Awakening".

For more information on HEALER, visit www.healerband.com.

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