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METAL CHURCH Singer RONNY MUNROE: Previously Unreleased Demo Tracks Posted Online

December 5, 2007

METAL CHURCH frontman Ronny Munroe has posted a couple of demo tracks that were written for his children a few years ago before he left to go on the road. "I knew I was not going to see my kids for a while and I wanted them to have a piece of me while I was away," says Ronny. "They could just put the CD in an hear what I was feeling about them. 'Come Along' was written for my son Kameron and 'In A Child's Eyes' was for my daughter Tianna."

Listen to the songs at www.myspace.com/ronnymunroe.

As previously reported, Ronny Munroe has tapped Utah-based progressive/power metallers KATAGORY V to perform as his backing band in Las Vegas, Nevada on New Year's Eve. The show will include songs from METAL CHURCH, Munroe's upcoming solo CD, ROTTWEILLER, KATAGORY V and more.

Munroe has been recording material for new solo project. Joining Munroe in the group are 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.

Professionally filmed video footage of METAL CHURCH performing the classic song "Gods of Wrath" at the Wacken Open Air 2005 festival in Wacken, Germany can be viewed below.

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