Cleveland college radio stations WCSB, WRUW, WJCU and the Cleveland Free Times Magazine, in conjunction with Rhino Records and Heaven And Hell, are sponsoring a BLACK SABBATH/HEAVEN AND HELL promotion with The Exchange (an independent Cleveland music retailer) on Tuesday, April 3. A free official Heaven And Hell 2007 tour t-shirt ($30+ value) will be given out at The Exchange's Parma Heights, Ohio store (6271 Pearl Rd - 440-845-0828) with purchase of Black Sabbath's The Dio Years CD. The store opens at 10 AM. A minimum of 75 shirts will be available. There is a limit of 1 shirt and 2 CDs per customer. A coupon from the Free Times must be presented to receive the shirt. The offer is good while supplies last.

The Exchange will be offering The Dio Years CD for a special sale price of $6.66 at all of their stores (including the location with the tour shirt giveaway) from Tuesday, April 3 thru Sunday, April 8. The suggested list price is $18.98, making this an incredible value for Sabbath fans! A similar sale pricing promotion with SLAYER's Christ Illusion CD last year resulted in sales topping 2,100 units. The Exchange have 20 stores in the Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets.

Black Sabbath's The Dio Years (release date April 3) is the legendary band's thundering best featuring Ronnie James Dio as front man plus 3 brand new tracks. Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Vinnie Appice are currently on the road for the Heaven And Hell World Tour 2007 in support of the CD release. The package includes in-depth liner notes by London, UK-based Dave Ling, writer for Classic Rock and Metal Hammer magazines. The first US tour date in New York this coming Friday (March 30th) sold out in 45 minutes. The band will be recording and filming the show for an upcoming release.

In addition to the free tour shirt giveaway, fans can also enter to win free Heaven And Hell concert tickets. Text WINHH to 50505 for a chance to win tickets to see Heaven And Hell on Friday, May 11 at Tower City Amphitheater in Cleveland courtesy of The Exchange, Live Nation, Cleveland Free Times and the Pittsburgh City Paper. 20 pairs of tickets will be given away.