CJ Wildheart Returns With New Album
. With his first child on the way, the 46-year-old admits he is a different person than he was when The Wildhearts, and his other projects Honeycrack and The Jellys, were living the party lifestyle. CJ says: "When I was in Honeycrack we had to cancel a tour because I had this repetitive strain thing from playing the guitar so low for so many years. My hand was always at a weird angle. Two of my tendons fused together and I had a lump the size of a golf ball on my hand. "I had to have surgery and the doctor said it might come back. It did when I was in The Jellys - it was really bad and I couldn't play. The doctor said I might have to quit - but I said, 'Not a chance.' Read more and view the video for lead track Down The Drain here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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