Members Mistaken For Stars

10/25/05
. (The PRP) Planes Mistaken For Stars have parted ways with guitarist Matt Bellinger, who has left the band to pursue his Ghost Buffalo project. In turn, Ghost Buffalo guitarist Mikey Ricketts has now left the band and will be replacing Bellinger in Planes Mistaken For Stars. Furthermore, Planes Mistaken For Stars bassist Chuck French will now be moving to guitars, while Neil Keener of Git Some, Red Cloud fame has joined the band and will be taking over the bassist position.[see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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