JAKE E. LEE, STEVEN ADLER To Guest On New ENUFF Z'NUFF Album

According to antiMUSIC, former OZZY OSBOURNE/BADLANDS guitarist Jake E. Lee and original GUNS N' ROSES drummer Steven Adler will make guest appearances on ENUFF Z'NUFF's upcoming 12th studio album, due later in the year.

Entitled "Lost in Vegas", the disc was recorded primarily in "Sin City," with some additional tracking having taken place in Chicago.

Fans of ENUFF Z'NUFF frontman Donnie Vie's solo material will already be familiar with a couple of tracks: "Roll Away" and "Code Red" have both been re-recorded for this album. The demo for "Roll Away" is currently streaming on Donnie's MySpace page and the original version of "Code Red" was issued on the UK bonus EP to his "DVieD" release. Other tracks include "Lazy Dazy", "High", "Fine Line", "Playground", and a cover of THE BEATLES classic "Run for your Life".

ENUFF Z'NUFF's Chip Z'Nuff plays bass in Steven Adler's band ADLER'S APPETITE.

Police have released a picture of a car they believe is connected to a baby girl found abandoned in a North York shopping plaza stairwell Wednesday afternoon.

Police are looking for information about this older model Ford Escort, seen in an image taken from surveillance video. 
"We are actively looking for this car and doing everything we can," Staff Sgt. Don Cole said at a press conference.

The car is described as a 1997 - 2000 model green four-door Ford Escort.

Authorities are appealing to the public to help them identify the girl, believed to be about eight months old.

Officers went door to door in the Leslie Street and Finch Avenue neighbourhood where the girl was found distributing posters of the child.

The baby was found by a shopper at around 12:30 p.m. At first the shopper thought the infant was a discarded doll but then the child began to cry.

The child was likely there for about two hours, according to police.

At a press conference on Thursday afternoon, police released security footage of the vehicle in the plaza parking lot before the baby is dumped in the stairwell.

"A person we can't identify as either a male or a female exits the car, checks the stairwell, opens the passenger side door, carries the infant, places the child in the stairwell, goes back to car and leaves as quickly as (they) came," Det. Keith Moxley told reporters.

Moxley said police have received calls about the suspect vehicle, but still not a single person who knows the infant has come forward.

"It's not normal where no one has come forward to say, 'That's my neighbour, that's my niece,' something to that effect," he said.

"Looking at infants that take on great suffering like this is always difficult to do."

Moxley said investigators are concerned something could have happened to the baby's parents.

Local residents said they couldn't believe anyone would abandon a baby.

"If you didn't want her you could have just given her up," said one woman.

Police said they fear the baby may have been abused as there were minor bruises on her body.

"There are scrapes and bruises, and a considerable amount of her body is involved in that," Cole said.

"I'm appealing to the parents to come forward," he continued. "Let us know who you are, let us know you're all right and this can be sorted out."

The girl is described as being black with a light complexion. She was wearing a red one-piece sleeper as well as a white sleeper with a hoodie on it when she was found. She was also wearing a pink snowsuit.

David Rivard, executive director of the Children's Aid Society of Toronto, said his agency has received more than a dozen phone calls from residents who would like to adopt the baby, but he said it is still too soon to consider placement.

"We really want the parents to come forward," Rivard said." We don't know if there are other children involved and we would want to investigate that as well."