Danzig has completed Black Aria II, the followup to 1993's Black Aria, which had reached the #1 position on Billboard's Classical chart. The sequel focuses on Lilith, a mythical figure and Eve's predecessor as the first wife of Adam who has come to symbolize female independence and rebellion. It is said that Lilith was banished to the desert, had sex with demons, brought plagues to the Earth, and, taking on the form of a serpent, seduced Eve to eat the fateful apple. A tentative release is set for early this coming summer on Danzig's Evillive label.

Danzig is also in the process of writing the screenplay for a film adaptation of "Gerouge," one of the comic book titles distributed by his Verotik publishing company; the film will mark his feature film directorial debut. "Gerouge" takes place in New Orleans at the turn of the 20th century, and word is that it will be "full of zombies, snake rituals, and some of the most gruesome scenes ever put on film." Rainstorm Productions is producing the feature, though no release date has been set.

Also, the band is doing some North American dates in February and March in support of last year's Circle Of Snakes.