U.K. Teenage Guitar Sensation To Meet GENE SIMMONS

June 21, 2006

Peter Walsh of the U.K.'s Norwich Evening News is reporting that a Norfolk teenage guitar sensation is due to meet rock legend Gene Simmons when he visits the United States later this summer with his band.

Oli Brown, lead singer and guitarist with BLUE EVOLUTION, shot to fame when he was plucked from the crowd to play during a blues night at the Norwich Arts Centre a couple of years ago.

The youngster from Scottow will meet the KISS bassist/vocalist and "Rock School" presenter, who famously turned a group of no-hopers from Kirkley High School in Lowestoft into rock hopefuls in the last series, later this summer when he is touring with the American blues band BLINDDOG SMOKIN.

The meeting comes after the rock god was given a copy of BLUE EVOLUTION's demo CD and thought the band were talented and worth following up.

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