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STATIC-X Guitarist Joins DRUGSTORE FANATICS

March 6, 2010

STATIC-X guitarist Koichi Fukuda has joined DRUGSTORE FANATICS, the Los Angeles, California-based "ambipulsive rock entity" originally formed by drummer Aviv Cohen and guitarist/vocalist Daniel Brecher in Tel Aviv, Israel.

DRUGSTORE FANATICS, whose current lineup is completed by Ryan Collier (formerly of OPUS DAI),will make its live debut on April 8 at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, California.

The band's debut album, entitled "What's Born In The Basement" (recorded before Fukuda joined the band),has been receiving a great response from fans of the industrial/ambient and alt-rock scenes.

For more information, visit www.drugstorefanatics.com.

STATIC-X is presently on hiatus while frontman Wayne Static is focusing on completing his first solo album, "Pighammer".



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