MUSICAL SAVES SCISSOR SISTERS FROM SPLITTING

Last updated: Saturday, November 10, 2007

MUSICAL SAVES SCISSOR SISTERS FROM SPLITTING

SCISSOR SISTERS frontman JAKE SHEARS has written a musical - and credits the project with 'saving' the band.

JAKE SHEARS of Scissor Sisters

The Filthy/Gorgeous hitmaker - who has been working on the spectacle based on Armistead Maupin's Tales Of The City series of novels for the past year - insists focusing on the show has stopped him from lashing out at his bandmates and causing a split.

He says, "Sometimes writing for the band makes you feel like you could explode, you're so focused on making it good. That was a problem we had when we were making the second record Ta-Dah.

"We had no lives, it was all we did. Writing the musical has been a really fun diversion because you're not so focused on the one thing."

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Source: WENN

| Saturday, November 10, 2007

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