WEDNESDAY 13 Adds Touring Guitarist

September 13, 2007

Wednesday 13 (ex-MURDERDOLLS) has enlisted the guitar services of Staci Grim for his upcoming "Ghouls on Parade" tour, which kicks off next month. As previously reported, the singer was involved in a car accident that left him with a broken collar bone and a severely bruised ankle. Wednesday 13 has realized that he will not be 100% by the time the tour begins and in order to incure that no shows are cancelled, Staci was brought in to help fill out the band's live sound.

Commented Wednesday: "Staci Grim is a virtual unknown to the music world. He had contacted us when we were looking for a replacement for Piggy and this time around he sent us in videos performing three of our songs. We are extremely excited to add Staci to the line up for this tour. He is young, energetic and will add a new level of excitement to the stage show."

J-Sin Trioxin (MISTER MONSTER, MICHALE GRAVES) was recently added to Wednesday 13's lineup as the replacement for Eric Griffin.

Wednesday 13 recently finished recording his new solo CD, "Skeletons". Tentative songtitles set to appear on the album include "From Here to the Hearse", "Dead Carolina", "All American Massacre" and "Not Another Teenage Anthem".

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