Evidence given in the court case between Boston mainman Tom Scholz and a newspaper revealed how Delp, who committed suicide in 2007, was ashamed and apologetic after his spy device was found. Events came to light as part of Scholz's claim that the Boston Herald defamed him by suggesting he was to blame for his bandmate's death.

Michael Wilton, Eddie Jackson, Scott Rockenfield and Parker Lundgren have teamed up with La Torre to form Rising West. They'll play tracks from the first five Queensryche albums and aim to start work on their own record in the coming weeks. Tate, meanwhile, is concentrating on his solo career.

The band offers the classic up with a twist: they perform the songs in reverse order so they can end the regular set with "Enter Sandman."

"11 days till the meaning of HoGaB is revealed. And I believe 7.17.12 is when the Slipknot greatest hits album drops."

Next Tuesday (June 5), ZZ Top will release "Texicali," a four track digital collection of the first new studio recordings from the band in nine years.

Organisers have tried and failed to secure a Free reunion and a Sex Pistols set � and even asked the Who if late drummer Keith Moon was available.

"I would if it was the Runaways," Ford said. "There's all kinds of lineups you can have and all kinds of wonderful musicians. Unfortunately Sandy's not around anymore, the drummer, and she was such a huge part of the band. I don't know if Joan Jett would do the band without Sandy. I would, I love Sandy and nobody will ever take her place, but there's still me and Joan and Cherie. The Runaways had a couple of bass players and they were both great. I would love to do the Runaways again, maybe next year, 2013 would be a good time."

The collaboration isn't the first time Gabrels has worked with The Cure, collaborating with the band on the tracks "Wrong Number" from their 1997 Galore singles compilation, and "A Sign From God" (as COGASM). Gabrels also co-wrote the song "Yesterday's Gone" with Cure frontman Robert Smith for Gabrels's solo album Ulysses.

He told OfficlalCharts.com: "I wrote a record. It wasn't about a specific moment in time or history � I wrote a record about a subject matter that mattered to me, in a personal way, and then all this situation enveloped and unfolded. I never did it as an act of spite against the Jubilee. I don't think that's been quite completely understood."

Stairway to Hell is the band's first release since their 1997 disbandment. It contains six tracks, including "Love Ain't True" which features guest appearances by Angelo Moore and Dirty Walt of Fishbone.

So far Death Angel is the only group to officially announced the trek but Testament and Anthrax have posted the updated tour dates on their websites.

The Stopovers combine the intimacy of a community celebration with the excitement of a world-class music festival. Featuring local vendors and activities, each Stopover will begin with a concert at a unique site and end with a series of smaller events involving local businesses, venues, and, most importantly, local people.

The band also plans to release a 30th Anniversary edition of their debut album, 2 DVDs, and also embark on a world tour.

Killinger will also perform at the 8th Annual Boonstock Music & Arts Festival in Gibbons, Alberta, Canada on June 30th alongside acts like Korn, Puddle Of Mudd and Volbeat.

The run will include headlining dates, as well as support slots with Shinedown and Adelita's Way.

Tinnitus, often describes as "ringing in the ears", is incurable and can cause a chain-reaction of related issues including sleep disorders and emotional problems.

They were already dealing with guitarist Paul Kossof's drug addiction issues when tension boiled over between the frontman and the four-stringer. Rodgers went on to form Bad Company with drummer Simon Kirke, managed by Led Zeppelin impresario Peter Grant � but Fraser says he never had any interest in that kind of success.

Dickinson's Cardiff Aviation is based at the Twin Peaks hangar at St Athan in the of Vale of Glamorgan. "We're coming into this enterprise with the knowledge that we'll also be bringing business to South Wales," said Bruce at the time. "A cautious projection is that we'd expect to create up to a thousand jobs within 18 months based on the level of interest and commitment from aircraft manufacturers and operators."

The voice of Free, Bad Company and The Firm, the Middlesbrough-born singer is currently duking it out with Bruce Springsteen and The Black Keys on the upper reaches of America's Classic Rock radio airplay charts with his solo single With Our Love, and ahead of the re-formed Bad Company's first tour of mainland Europe in 37 years, he recently announced his sole UK show of 2012, a charity gig at The Venue in Chichester this coming Thursday (May 31).

Among the topics discussed by the guys are things like the the first song that made them want to play their particular instruments and the first album they ever bought. "First record I ever bought was Dave Clark Five, 'Glad All Over,'" says Eddie. Originally a drummer, Ed was turned on by the song's thundering drum sound.

"The first one I remember was a Louie Bellson record; it was a 78 [rpm]," explains Alex. "Bellson was the drummer for Duke Ellington, Count Basie�he was the first double-kick [drum guy]."

The soccer-playing guitarist played for the Rest of the World team alongside other celebrities and ex-professional players.