FIREHOUSE: New Video Interview With C.J. SNARE Posted Online

November 17, 2007

Maila-Kaarina conducted an interview with FIREHOUSE vocalist C.J. Snare during his band's visit to Brazil earlier this month. Watch the eight-minute chat below.

A new audio interview with former FIREHOUSE guitarist Bill Leverty conducted by Mark Uricheck of The Musician's Voice can be be downloaded at this location. Bill talks about his new solo instrumental CD, "Southern Exposure", as well as his affiliation with Grem guitars, and the current status of FIREHOUSE.

Leverty previously stated in a newsletter, "FIREHOUSE had a great summer, playing live shows just about every week. As things slow down a bit this fall, we'll be playing some great gigs. We also plan on putting together another album which we hope to have ready by the spring."

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