MALICE IN WONDERLAND Part Ways With Guitarist, Announce Replacement

September 27, 2004

Norwegian dark/glam rock act MALICE IN WONDERLAND have parted ways with guitarist Rikki Foxx after a seven-year tenure with the group. "Rikki wants to focus on other things, and so he's moving to Germany/Berlin," the band write in a statement. "Our deepest gratitude goes to Rikki for making MALICE IN WONDERLAND into what it is today." A replacement for Rikki has already been found in the shape of Tracy Loveless.

In other news, there has been a "slight delay" in the release of MALICE IN WONDERLAND's self-titled debut album. An exact release date has not yet been set, but the album will likely be issued before the end of November.

For more details, visit www.malice-in-wonderland.com.

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