THE WOLFMENMARCO PIRRONI and CHRIS CONSTANTINOUVisit the Official Wolfmen MySpace here...Click here to Pre-order CECILIE at Townsend Records online.From Townsend Records: "September 17th will see the release of the brand new single by The Wolfmen, 'Cecilie' will be available on CD and 7 inch vinyl, both formats containing extra tracks, you can get both the CD and 7" individually but you can also get both together as a 'Multi-Buy' at a specially reduced price. EXCLUSIVE PRE-ORDER COMPETITION Everyone who pre-orders the new single will be entered into a prize draw to win 3 fantastic prizes, they are - Signed copy of 'Vive le Rock' album signed by Marco, Chris & Adam Ant. Adam Ant's handwritten lyrics for the track 'Vive Le Rock'. Marco's gold disc award for the 1981 Adam & The Ant's masterpiece 'Kings Of The Wild Frontier'. It's easy, all you have to do to have the chance to win one of the above prizes is pre-order 'Cecilie'."Bitten's tip - order one of each to be entered to win each prize. ;-) x."It's where The Velvet Underground, T-Rex, Adam & The Ants and Martha Reeves & The Vandellas are plundered to make retro rock and roll for the 23rd century…"The Wolfmen formed in 2004 and centres around Marco Pirroni (guitars, co-writer) and Chris Constantinou (bass, lead vocals, co-writer). Both have quite a history…For Chris it starts as bass player with Diz Watson, the quintessential exponent of New Orleans/Professor Longhair-style piano and barrel house blues. From there he moved to his late 70s rock band Drill (who worked extensively with Chas Chandler) and then Adam Ant, who he joined in 1982.By that stage, Marco Pirroni - a lynchpin of the UK punk scene from Siouxsie And The Banshees, The Models and Rema-Rema - had taken Adam and The Ants to worldwide acclaim, co-writing five number one singles and a further four top tens, with Adam. When the Ants disbanded in 1982, Marco had remained as Adam's co-writer and musical director, starting off with a number one single (Goody Two Shoes) and album (Friend or Foe), followed by nine more top 20 hits. The former gave Marco his third Ivor Novello award.Chris and Marco went their separate ways in the mid-90s, with Chris forming the Miles Copeland-managed SF Go with Danny Kustow (TRB, Glen Matlock), followed by a co-writing project with Bow Wow Wow's Annabella Lwin, which spawned the hit single Do What You Do (Sony, 1994), complete with Farley & Heller and Junior Vasquez mixes. This lead to a song writing partnership with multi-Ivor Novello winner Guy Chambers, before Chris took centre stage with post-punk outfit JackieOnAssid, releasing two albums (2001's 4Play and 2002's Zip Me Up), touring extensively, soundtracking award-winning British filmmaker Paul Hills' 2003 movie The Poet and supporting Iggy Pop.By the time they came back together to form The Wolfmen, Marco had added co-writing and performing credits with Sinead O'Connor to his CV, as well as releasing the acclaimed SEX: Too Fast To Live Too Young To Die and Biba: Champagne and Novocaine albums on his own label, Only Lover Left Alive.The Wolfmen sees song writing duties being shared between Chris and Marco. Chris Hughes - whose credits range from Robert Plant to Paul McCartney - is also producing several tracks. With a debut album nearing completion, the first sounds of The Wolfmen are leaking out of a TV near you: on major ad campaigns (including Heineken USA) and documentaries, including NBC Universal/Bravo's I Predict A Riot, a ten part series examining 30 years of UK riots from Brixton 1981 to Ikea 2005."