BW&BK; has received the following update from the ROCKSTAR SUPERSTAR PROJECT and Treble Radio Rocks:

"On January 7th at 8:30pm EST, Treble Radio Rocks is proud to present a scheduled live interview. Treble Radio Rocks is proud to present a scheduled live interview guests involved with The Super Star Project and the upcoming release of the Serenity CD. The special guests include Canadian frontman / drummer Darrell Dwarf Millar (AUTOMAN / ex-KILLER DWARFS), the one and only metal queen Veronica Freeman from BENEDICTUM, and the organizer of the Superstar Project, Mr. Kris Kancler from The Super Star Project . Tune into this very special interview presented as a live conference call with these guests to learn more about this special project to fight and aid the awareness of drug and alcoholic addictions that plague our society today.

Treble Radio Rocks is very pleased to present many great interviews upcoming in this new year with many set up with conference calls of people in the entertainment industry. Be sure to tune in to Treble Radio Rocks here."

As previously reported, George Lynch (DOKKEN, LYNCH MOB), lent a hand recently to some artwork for a soon to be released CD called Serenity, which features twin brothers Super Star and Rock Star, plus an all-star lineup of performers from bands such as KISS, HEART, GOO GOO DOLLS and TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA.

It is a project to help promote the brothers' We Are One Foundation, a non-profit organization aimed at raising awareness to the burgeoning drug and alcohol use among high school students.

According to Super Star, the CD cover for Serenity is "the most brilliant artwork ever to grace the front of an album cover."

In true George Lynch fashion, his eye for artwork is as keen as his ability is to lay down a monstrous solo.

"We are blessed to have had him help us in this manner. He really helped us make a statement!" says Super Star

"Surveys have shown more than 60 percent of teens were aware of drugs being sold, used or kept at their school," notes Super Star. "We want to send a strong message that living a life without drugs and alcohol is the only way to achieve your dreams, and our "Serenity" CD is one component of a much broader campaign to make sobriety cool."

10 out of the 11 tracks on the CD are now complete. Recently, the brothers held an audition at Borders Books in Chicago, Illinois looking for one lucky high school student free of drugs and alcohol to be the next young star with the pipes to deliver the goods on the final song, proving that just saying no can be the ticket to success. The winner, Dan Suarez, a junior at Lyons Township High School, was chosen out of all the aspiring singers who turned out for the auditions.

"Dan showed enthusiasm and passion in his performance that demonstrated he was the young star we were searching for," says Super Star. Suarez will record the final track on the CD, called 'Do It for You'.

For more information on what to expect and how to prepare for the audition, please visit here or call 310-740-6850.