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Alibi Misdemeanours DELETED ESM136 Rick Chase: Lead vocals Vince O'Regan: Guitars AJ Mills: Guitars Andy Mills: Bass James Wright: Drums Vince O’Regan and Rick Chase have joined forces, culminating in a debut album of blistering rock tracks sure to be destined rock classics. VINCE o’regan, the co-founder of UK melodic rock band Pulse has been previously involved in bands such as Kooga and acclaimed Irish AOR band No Sweat. Vince's first big break came in 2000, when he was inducted into Magnum vocalist Bob Catley's touring band for the co-headlining tour with British based rockers Ten. The guitar maestro's sizzling axe-work soon brought about attention from the media, playing on Bob Catley's well-received 'When Empires Burn' album in 2003 written by Paul Hodson, a long standing friend of Vince's. Following a split with Pulse, the guitarist was persuaded to join Paul's band Hodson for the debut album 'This Strange World', released in 2004. Following Vince's appearance at the 2003 Gods festival and European tour with Bob Catley, the guitarist quickly set to work on reforming Pulse. Featuring a new line-up, the band entered Vince's KRT Studios in 2004 to record the acclaimed follow up album 'Worlds Apart'; an album which would later feature in Powerplay Magazines’ top 3 albums list for that year. Produced by Vince, and with the departure of the bands previous keyboardist, the album adapted a more guitar oriented approach, with comparisons to Whitesnake and Bad Company being instantly recognisable. In 2005, Vince re-entered the studio with Bob Catley, this time not only as guitarist but also as producer to lay down his fifth solo album 'Spirit of Man' to be released 2006. RICK CHASE, a name previously associated with bands such as Mama’s Boys, Graffiti and more recently Double Cross, touring with many top acts including Gary Moore, Status Quo and Styx, Rick is the epitome of a top class rock singer. Classically trained and highly experienced, he has been compared to many top rock vocalists along the way, including Freddie Mercury and Paul Rogers. (True compliments indeed!). Following his appearance on the highly acclaimed Double Cross debut album “Time After Time”, and touring with Dokken, Danger Danger and Styx in 2005; Rick decided to move on from the Double Cross camp due to musical differences which evolved during the writing of the second album. Rick and Vince seem to have shared an association with Bob Catley and Magnum along the way, with Rick having toured with Magnum and featuring Bob’s vocals on two tracks of the Double Cross debut album. ALIBI are currently rehearsing in preparation for their live shows, and along with their debut album, this promises to be a major act for 2006. |
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