Los Angeles’ Ladyjack began in 2008 when singer Rick Stitch tapped guitarist Robo to form a new project rooted on the sound and vision of traditional no-nonsense rock n’ roll. Joined by bassist Corwin and drummer Paul Houston, the band tore through 2009 garnering a hometown following while putting together material for a debut release. After a demo landed in the hands of ex-Guns N’ Roses guitarist Gilby Clake, he was quick to invite the band to work on material at his home studio.

The band would continue to write throughout the summer and ultimately decide to resume the recording process with Stitch at the helm of production and his brother Chris Graham of Canadian band The Framework, holding the reigns of mixing and mastering. It was soon after that Guns N’ Roses alumni drummer Steven Adler would recruit Stitch for North and South American tours for his own band Adler’s Appetite.

Due to the new found exposure for Ladyjack the eyes and ears have been opened with anticipation for the summer release of the band’s debut record. With the track “Make It Right” appearing in the motion picture “Periphery” which is slated for 2010, and summer tours, don’t be surprise when you hear the name Ladyjack again.