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Alien Rock: The Rock 'n' Roll and Extraterrestrial Connection"
Mike Luckman writes, "Will extraterrestrials beam down an out of this world reunion between former rock 'n' roll musical rivals David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar, resulting in a brand new Van Halen? Michael C. Luckman, author of " (Pocket Books and VH1), is offering to broker a deal between the two legendary singers based on their shared belief in space aliens and Hagar's multiple UFO abductions.
Roth, who was Howard Stern's morning show replacement on Free FM (formerly K Rock), could barely contain his excitement when he told Luckman, "The headline is: Aliens Reunite Van Halen." Roth said that he was prepared to board a spaceship "providing the aliens are goodlooking." He joined the Director of the New York Center for Extraterrestrial Research in sending out a live message of peace to extraterrestrials using the radio airwaves. "You got a lot of people across the country looking skyward," commented Roth. "This is real extraterrestrial radio," said Luckman.
According to Luckman, "Diamond Dave's eyes lit up when I proposed that the best way to make peace between himself and Sammy Hagar would be to perform at a space concert together as a brand new Van Halen. Roth also expressed interest in performing together with Hagar and other members of Van Halen at the Sihappy_bunnyace Concerts. Luckman and his partners have planned for 2007 in Berlin, New York and Tokyo. Those concerts will broadcast a live musical message of peace.
Hagar has had multiple UFO contacts beginning in 1968 in Fontana, California. "When I was about 18 or 19, they (the aliens) downloaded everything that was in my head," said Hagar. Since then the current frontman for Van Halen has had several additional contacts with people called the Nine, who are said to come from the ninth dimension.
Hagar named his publishing company Nine Music in honor of his extraterrestrial friends, who communicated to him via mental telepathy and were in the form of pure energy.
Hagar is among a surprising number of rock stars who believed they have been abducted by aliens, including Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead; Dave Davies of the Kinks; Rick Wakeman of Yes; Ace Frehley, formerly of Kiss; and Cat Stevens. Luckman's book, "Alien Rock," also focuses on the link between Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Mick Jagger, David Bowie and Jimi Hendrix and otherworldy beings. Thanks to Mike Luckman [email protected]
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