Hotwire Band 2002 Promotional Black & White Publicity Press Photo RCA Records
$ 10.56
Description
Hotwire Band 2002 Promotional Black & White Publicity Press Photo RCA Records. The photo dates from 2002 and was taken by noted photographer Ian Brook. The image captures the band standing outdoors with a city skyline subtly visible in the background, showcasing their early 2000s alternative rock style. This is an actual scan of the item listed. All photos are pre-owned & m ost photos will have some various level of wear such as creases, dinged corners, bends, various writing on the front & back or even small tears. Be sure to check the item specifics for more details and be sure to look the photo over. All photographs are original Press Release Publicity Promotional Photos for collecting purposes only. No Rights are implied for further use of this photo. Serious offers will be considered. Combined shipping is offered for multiple photos purchased & all Items will be shipped with care to prevent damage. This is an original black and white promotional photograph of the rock band Hotwire featuring members Dan Hartman, Gabe Garcia, Brian Borg, and Rus Martin. The photo dates from 2002 and was taken by noted photographer Ian Brook. The image captures the band standing outdoors with a city skyline subtly visible in the background, showcasing their early 2000s alternative rock style. Below the image, the band name Hotwire is prominently displayed in a stylized logo, along with the RCA Records label logo, indicating the band's association with the label and their professional marketing materials. Printed on glossy photo paper, the photograph measures approximately 8x10 inches, a common size for promotional press photos. The image is portrait-oriented and features clear sharp detail with natural lighting emphasizing the band members' expressions and attire, including a Black Veil T-shirt and a Botch shirt. This piece is a collectible item for fans of early 2000s rock and those interested in music memorabilia from the RCA Records era. The photo credit is visible on the right edge, confirming authenticity and providing provenance from the acclaimed photographer Ian Brook.
