Okay while I know this is a Sabin interview he talks about The High Crusade and plus it’s a good read. xD

Today the Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) take a look at what they do in their free time away from the TNA Wrestling ring.

Chris Sabin

It’s been an enjoyable week off, BBQs, video games, relaxing, hanging out with friends and best of all The High Crusade finally got together after a long absence to practice.

The High Crusade is a rock and roll group based out of southeast Michigan consisting of:

Alex Shelley – Lead singer and fellow Motor City Machine Gun with myself.

Petey Williams – Rhythm Guitarist and fellow pro wrestler who fans will always remember as the man with “The Canadian Destroyer.”

Adam Tatro – Amazing drummer for THC and all around amazing musician. We grew up together and as much as I committed my life to pro wrestling, he committed his to music.

Chris Plum – Lead Guitar and another amazing musician. He and Adam have another band called Idol and the Whip, which are definitely worth checking out.

And myself on bass guitar. We have been working our asses off for the last several months putting an album together and all the hard work, long nights, and free studio time has paid off.

Yes, free studio time. We are fortunate enough that Adam owns and operates his own music studio: Mainstay Audio Recording located in Whitmore Lake, Michigan. Being able to have unlimited studio time is such a huge advantage for any kind of band. We have been able to smooth out any edges and make the music the very best it can be, without the burden of having to pay for more and more studio time.

The album is so close to being released, and all of us are very excited. All five of us have a shared common vision of rock and roll conditioned by different backgrounds, so we all add a little different flavor to the THC stew, with influences from bands like The Stooges, MC5, and Led Zeppelin. And it doesn’t hurt that Adam and Chris are amazingly talented musicians, either.

Watch for our debut album very soon, around late Spring/early Summer, and if you get a chance to see us live, come say hello. We are looking to play more live shows, but with the Pro Wrestling schedule, it’s not easy.

Until next time, Rock and Roll.

I heard it on the radio oddly enough seeing as how I hardly ever listen to AM but I caught part of an intervew they were doing that just so happened to be with Petey Williams. Petey Williams on 1130 AM Sports Talk They posted the whole thing and its a good listen as he pluged the Prime Time Wrestling show tonight and talked about The High Crusade.

You can listen to the whole interview with Petey Williams on talkiMPACTradio. And if listen to the whole show the last 5 minutes of the show you will hear that he makes PeteyWilliams.com his official website! ^__^

Remember that Special Occassion thing we mentioned before? Well what better way to initiate that rule that the night after our 2010 debut.

With good reason. As former TNA Xdivision Champion, Petey Williams becomes our first guest of 2010.

Petey will be on with us at 9pm Eastern time. We encourage you to submit questions via email to talkimpactradio@gmail.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .. Or hit up the talkIMPACTradio forums.

Of course, The best way to ask a question.. In our opinion.. Is on the line!

We’ll be fielding your live phone calls for Petey, So join us the night after our re-debut.. For an hour with Petey Williams!

Listen live at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/talkimpact and call us live at 646 716 9323

Slam Wrestling has posted yet another new article on Petey Williams and how he’s doing after wrestling in TNA.

http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/2009/11/13/11741641.html?cid=rsssportswrestling

Slam Wrestling posted an article on Petey Williams and how he’s adapted since life after TNA Wrestling.

http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/2009/11/04/11639261.html