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RATT/Ex-QUIET RIOT Guitarist CARLOS CAVAZO: New Audio Interview Available

December 8, 2008

Former QUIET RIOT and current RATT guitarist Carlos Cavazo was a guest on this past Saturday's (December 6) edition of "Maximum Threshold". The program is now available for download at this location.

Carlos played his first show with RATT in Baton Rouge, Lousiana on August 27. He joined the group as the replacement for rhythm guitarist John Corabi (former MÖTLEY CRÜE singer).

According to a posting on RATT singer Stephen Pearcy's MySpace page, he and RATT guitarist and Warren DeMartini have started writing material for the band's next album, tentatively due in the summer of 2009.

Fan-filmed video footage of RATT's August 28, 2008 performance at the House of Blues in New Orleans, Louisiana can be viewed below (clip uploaded by YouTube user "Pepskins").

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