Country Music Singer-Songwriter Brian Stace's Debut Single 'I Don't Want to Wish I Had' Goes To Radio June 13, 2005

LOS ANGELES (Luck Media & Marketing/ www.luckmedia.com) - A veteran music industry team has come together on behalf of up 'n coming country music singer-songwriter Brian Stace. Stace has been in a Nashville recording studio of 2 Monkeys Productions working on his new album. "I Don't Want To Wish I Had," the debut single written by Bob DiPiero, James Otto and Scott Parker and produced by 2 Monkeys Productions, will be serviced to radio on June 13th.

The team behind Stace includes:
- Nashville-based Philip K. Lyon will handle legal affairs. Lyon's clients include Kenny Rogers, George Jones, David Allan Coe and the Country Music Association.
- Bernard Porter, President and CEO of the Porter Consulting Group, is onboard as management consultant.
- Luck Media & Marketing will handle public relations. The firm has represented numerous musical artists such as Kenny Chesney, Sara Evans, Billy Ray Cyrus, Joe Diffie, Lila McCann, The Bellamy Brothers and Billy Dean.
- Tony Smith of 2 Monkeys Productions, who has worked with such superstars as Dolly Parton, Lee Greenwood and Michael Peterson, will collaborate with Brian on his forthcoming CD.
- Robert Williams of WBA Entertainment has come on-board as a marketing consultant.
- Eric Straton of Galaxy Entertainment will work with Stace on music video & commercial production.

Stace's self-released first release "Country Music Ain't Noise Pollution" garnered positive response and online sales via CD Baby.com, etc.
For more information, go to www.brianstace.com.