After 20 Years, Zac Master's "Take No Prisoners" is Released on ITunes

PRLog (Press Release) - Jul. 15, 2011 - In 1988 after over five years in the recording studio, rock superstar Zac Master completes the monumental music endeavor entitled “Take No Prisoners.” It was sent directly to the Mastering Lab in Hollywood, California for the final upgrades. Legend has it that the new Zac Master music was so powerful that ‘both’ music legends Doug Sax and Michael Reece mastered it together. Afterwards, Zac Master approved the pressing of only 5,000 promotional (Not-for-sale) CD’s to be given away. Stating in a 1988 phone interview, “The world’s not ready for this music yet.”

Sometime between 1989 and 1998, the rock superstar Zac Master disappeared. Some think he perished in late 1989 in a fiery car accident. Many were convinced that he succumbed after a long illness in the mid 90’s. However, most believe Zac Master, his band and entourage vanished over the Atlantic Ocean on route to London, England for a guest concert appearance. The mystery has gone unanswered for years…Until now!

Zac Master has come “alive” online. A website ZacMaster.com has been launched. His music is now available for the first time ever on ITunes and other music download sites. YouTube has recent upload videos with never before released music. Insiders say Zac Master is even tweeting on Twitter as ZacMaster1. Amazingly, a book entitled, “The Light” has made its way to New York publishing houses, which supposedly offers never before details into Zac Master’s adventures and transformation.

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