Primus will return to the road in November, supporting its new They Can’t All Be Zingers compilation disc. As the band crosses the country, the multi-media force that is Les Claypool will appear at bookstores in certain cities to read from his new novel South of The Pumphouse and to sign copies as well. Claypool will appear at The Book Cellar on North Lincoln Avenue in Chicago on November 17 (6:30 pm), followed by a reading on November 21st the Tattered Cover Bookstore in Denver (6:30 pm again) and on November 30 at Elliott Bay Book Co. in Seattle (yup, 6:30 pm). As for other happenings in Les World, were still waiting on additional news regarding his film directorial debut, Electric Apricot.
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