Steve Hackett Worked With Real Wolves On New Album Cover
. (Prog) Steve Hackett says he was nervous doing the cover shoot for upcoming album Wolflight. Speculation has grown that the artwork featuring Hackett and four wolves was created using Photoshop. But the guitarist says it's genuine and that initially he was apprehensive about getting close to the animals. The Genesis legend says on his website: "People have wondered if I really was with wolves on the cover picture for the forthcoming album Wolflight. The answer is yes I was! "I felt pretty nervous at first when, on entering a large, grassy area, we were confronted by several full-sized wolves. But the owner reassured me that because they saw him as the alpha male I would't be harmed. Apparently, it would not have been so safe if he'd not been there. "Amazingly, the wolves didn't feel threatened when I picked up a cub and started to play with them. In fact, I had the feeling they were proud that I was so charmed by their little brood. It was even possible to feed the wolves without them biting my hand." Read more here. Prog Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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