TALISMAN Mastermind Featured On Several New Albums

October 25, 2005

TALISMAN bassist Marcel Jacob (ex-YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, EUROPE, JOHN NORUM) has been updated with the following message:

"There are three releases with Marcel on them coming out in the future: 1) LOCOMOTIVE BREATH, 2) SPEEDY GONZALES with Tommy Denander and Thomas Vikström [ex-CANDLEMASS], which I have a feeling is a good one, and the third... LAST AUTUMN'S DREAM album is just being mixed — with Marcel doing all rhythm guitars as well.

"And — Marcel is trying his best to get a new TALISMAN album in the pipes. There might be some more negotiations before it's finally underway, but, fingers crossed."

TALISMAN's most recent studio album, "Cats and Dogs", was released in 2003.

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