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DOKKEN's Don To Be Interviewed By WSTB

January 2, 2002

DOKKEN mainman Don Dokken will be doing a live interview with The Classic Metal Show on 88.9 WSTB in Akron, Ohio tonight at 11:00 PM EST. Among other topics, Dokken will be discussing the new album, entitled Long Way Home, as well as the current US tour. For those of you not in the Akron, OH area, you can listen to the show online by going to www.theclassicmetalshow.com and clicking on the blinking skull that says "listen now" at the top left corner of the page. If you would like to submit questions for Don, you can send them to: [email protected].

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