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| Tuesday, September 21, 2004 - Midnight returning to Crimson Glory? | Speaking exclusively to BW&BK, vocalist Midnight responded to the question about a possible return to Crimson Glory. "I could definitely see myself playing (in a band) with Jon Drenning again. First I have to do my solo stuff, which is about half done. Well, it's all written, but 5 songs have been recorded and I've got 5 to go. If there weren't any trees in the way, I live so close to Jon that I could probably see into his living room!"
Adds Crimson guitarist Ben Jackson, "It's funny, we all live just a few minutes away from each other. I was over Dana's (Burnell, drummer) and he's still got the kit you see in the 'Lonely' video, stacked up in his garage. He said, 'Man, I'd love to get another chance to tour Europe. I don't care about writing and all the arguments we'd get into about that, you guys can do that, if you want. I'd just like to play."
An exclusive feature with Midnight, where he sheds some light on his mysterious past, including his disappearance from the music scene until last June's appearance at the BW&BK 6-Pack Weekend (along w/ Jackson), as well as the future, will grace an upcoming issue of Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles magazine.
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