Tickets avaliable through www.heatseeker.com.au from Monday 8th February

Lets party at AC/DC Lane! Melbourne Victoria

Tribute to Bon in Sydney NSW - 19th February 2010

Tribute to Bon in Fremantle WA - 19th February 2010

Bookings at www.highwaytohelltour.com

High voltage AC/DC tour kicks-off in Fremantle
Australia’s best-known rock bands is AC/DC,
Fremantle Tram Tours, has researched the Scottish-born lead singer’s somewhat wild teenage years spent in WA’s port city to develop an entertaining tour that takes in Bon's childhood home, schools he attended, his brief brush with the law in Fremantle Prison, a commemorative statue and his grave at the Fremantle Cemetery.
Bon's grave is reportedly the most visited in the country - the National Trust of Australia classifies it as a heritage site – and it regularly draws comparison to the homage shown at The Doors front man Jim Morrison’s plot at Paris’ Père-Lachaise cemetery.
The interactive Highway to Hell tour will enable people to select which particular AC/DC songs are played during the 90-minute tour that starts and ends at the Bon Scott statue near Cicerello’s at Fishing Boat Harbour three times each Sunday. Another mid-week day will be included as demand for the tour grows.
And as if perfectly staged, the accidental blowing-up of an amplifier on the tour vehicle during early testing suggests this will be an authentic rock ‘n ‘ roll experience. The tour will explore the charismatic performer’s life such as how he got the nickname “Bon” and the mystery surrounding his premature death at age 33.
The tour is just one of many attractions which draw 3.5 millions tourists to WA, including the iconic port city of Fremantle each year. For more information on attractions: www.visitfremantle.com.au & www.highwaytohelltour.com