The former tour manager for rockers Great White who ignited a 2003 nightclub blaze, which claimed the lives of 100 people, has a parole hearing scheduled for September 19.

Members of rock group Great White have filed legal papers in a bid to distance themselves from those responsible for a 2003 nightclub fire that cost 100 people their lives.

What happens with two of today's most successful classic rockers join forces to create an album of songs that have been a source of inspiration for their respective multi-Platinum careers? The result is "Influence", the sophomore album by Shaw Blades--led by Styx/Damn Yankees guitarist/vocalist Tommy Shaw and Night Ranger/Damn Yankees bassist/vocalist Jack Blades

The families of the 100 people killed in a blaze at a Great White gig in 2003 have expressed outrage at the lenient sentences handed out to the venue's co-owners. Michael and Jeffrey Derderian pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter at The Station nightclub in Rhode Island and were sentenced last month.

Rockers Great White have reunited after taking a year off to consider their future following the fall-out from a 2003 fire at a show in Rhode Island, which left 100 people dead. An ill-advised pyrotechnics show was to blame for the blaze, which claimed the life of guitarist Ty Longley.

LATEST: Jury selection began on Tuesday in the trial of a nightclub owner in Rhode Island over an incident which saw pyrotechnics go awry during a Great White show, killing 100 fans in 2003. Station nightclub owner Michael Derderian faces 200 counts of involuntary manslaughter - two counts for each person who died.

Great White frontman Jack Russell has gone under the knife to give his face a youthful new look and get rid of his "turkey neck." The 45-year-old rocker felt he needed to kick his alcohol habit and freshen up for a comeback after a fire at a Great White show in Rhode Island in 2003, which killed a bandmate and almost 100 fans, threatened to wreck his career.

Heavy rock group Great White's former manager will plead guilty to 100 counts of involuntary manslaughter stemming from April 2003's deadly nightclub fire. Superior court judge Francis Darigan, 29, announced yesterday that Daniel Biechele has agreed to change his plea to guilty on some counts, in order to receive a reduced jail sentence.