SALIVA Guitarist Has A Change Of Heart About Leaving Band

June 1, 2005

Guitarist Chris Dabaldo has apparently had a change of heart regarding his departure from SALIVA. Despite posting a message on the group's web site over the weekend announcing his decision to leave the band, Dabaldo has now retracted the statement, claiming that the group are "working through" their issues and are planning on recording a new album later in the year.

Dabaldo's original posting, in which the guitarist stated that he was quitting SALIVA "for obvious reasons, as the band is not a unit anymore," has since been taken down, and a new message from Dabaldo has appeared stating the following:

"Hey guys, sorry for the alarming nature of my statement on 5/29 about leaving the band. There was a bit of an issue that we're working through and we're looking forward to recording a new album later this year. We'll see you on the road this October! I miss you all very very much."

SALIVA's most recent album, "Survival of the Sickest", came out in August of 2004.

"Wanted", a new TV series in which SALIVA singer Josey Scott has a featured role as a sex crimes investigator, was recently picked up by the TNT network and will begin airing in July.

Scott also appears in an upcoming movie called "Hustle and Flow" that was produced by John Singleton, director of "Boyz N The Hood" and "Shaft".

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