FHR Finally on the Web!

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I've been working on a website for the Lifeteen band I play bass in and I think it is finally ready to start advertising, so without further ado, go check out the official website of Frankie and the Holy Rollers!
http://sites.google.com/site/frankieandtheholyrollers/

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