Campbell Bass guitar - Jimmy Bain Drums - Vinny Appice Keyboards - Claude Schnell Track 8: "Go for the Throat" Y&T Lead vocals, lead guitar - Dave Meniketti Rhythm guitar, backing vocals - Joey Alves Bass guitar, backing vocals - Phil Kennemore Drums, backing vocals - Leonard Haze Track 9: "The Zoo" Scorpions Lead vocals - Klaus Meine Lead guitar, voice-box, backing vocals - Matthias Jabs Rhythm guitar, backing vocals - Rudolf Schenker Bass guitar, backing vocals - Francis Buchholz Drums, percussion, backing vocals - Herman Rarebell Re-issue and potential sequel There was a second planned song to benefit a charity that Dio was involved with for years ("Children of the Night"), that benefited runaway children. This was to be a song called "Throw Away Children". However, due to various reasons the project never materialized, and the song ended up appearing on the 2002 Dio album, Killing the Dragon. On 2 November 2011, Dio's widow Wendy announced that the song "Stars" would be re-released. She told Rolling Stone: “I’m going to re-release [Stars] because it only ever came out on vinyl and cassette. So it’ll come out on DVD and CD, I have loads of outtakes for the video”. On 30 March 2015, Wendy Dio spoke with Eddie Trunk on his SiriusXM satellite radio show Eddie Trunk Live. "We are in talks right now with a couple of record labels to reissue HEAR 'N AID, with the funds going to [the Ronnie James Dio] Stand Up And Shout [Cancer Fund, the charity founded in memory of the late singer]". "We have so much stuff that was never released before — behind-the-scenes stuff that was shot during the whole time. We have photos galore of everybody that was involved in it, and I think it'll be fantastic. We just have to work on it. It may not come out this year, because I want everything to be perfect, as Ronnie would want it to be, but I am in talks about it, and that will be coming out, definitely." In April 2015, Wendy Dio confirmed that a modern-day version of Hear 'n Aid was in the works to record a "new song" and released alongside the upcoming reissue of "Stars". She had stated that "legal stuff" was the cause of the reissue delay. References External links Hear 'n Aid: The Sessions 1986 30 minute music documentary footage gleaned from the recording