AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE Part Ways With Keyboardist

January 28, 2003

AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE have parted ways with keyboardist Aaron Zilch.

"I'm sure (or relatively sure) that the rumors will start flying, so FOR THE RECORD, we have parted ways due to irreconcilable differences," stated bassist Chad Hanks in an online posting. "We'd rather not field a thousand questions regarding his departure, so if you feel the need, Mr. Zilch can be emailed at [email protected].

"We will not be looking for a replacement as our other resident aural lunatic, J. Fouler, will now be handling all keyboard/sampling duties himself."

AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE are currently working on their sophomore CD for American Recordings. A late 2003 release is expected.

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