TOMMY BOLIN EXHIBIT DEBUTS AT MUSEUM

AN EXHIBIT FEATURING LEGENDARY SIOUX CITY ROCK GUITARIST TOMMY BOLIN IS NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE SIOUX CITY PUBLIC MUSEUM.

MUSEUM DIRECTOR STEVE HANSEN SAYS THE BOLIN EXHIBIT SHOWCASES MEMORABILIA FROM TOMMY'S LIFE AND CAREER IN MUSIC:

BOLIN ALSO REPLACED JOE WALSH IN THE JAMES GANG AND RECORDED THE SOLO ALBUMS "TEASER" IN 1975 AND "PRIVATE EYES" IN 1976.

HE DIED OF A DRUG OVERDOSE IN DECEMBER, 1976.

HANSEN SAYS BOLIN STILL HAS A STRONG FOLLOWING TODAY BOTH IN AMERICA AND OVERSEAS:

THE EXHIBIT RUNS THROUGH AUGUST AT THE SIOUX CITY PUBLIC MUSEUM AT 4TH AND NEBRASKA.