Cliff Williams and Brian Johnson delighted fans on Friday when they stepped outside their room at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills to sign autographs.
Garbed in all-black, the AC/DC duo beelined straight for a group of gentlemen carrying piles of old rock records recorded by the Aussie rock band.
Backing vocalist and bassist Cliff, 73, was the first to reach the raging fans and happily scrawled his signature across their records.
Dressed in a black T-shirt and jeans with a jacket to boot, singer-songwriter Brian, 75, quickly joined the group and chatted with his fanatics in a cheery manner.
Cliff and Brian were spotted leaving their California hotel at around noon before they were roped into signing merchandise.
Cliff Williams. 73. and Brian Johnson, 75, (both pictured) delighted fans on Friday when they stepped outside their room at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills to sign autographs
They then made their way to Jim Henson studios where they are reportedly remastering some of their work.
AC/DC will perform at the Power Trip show at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, next month.
They will share the bill of other chart-topping veteran rockers at the three-day festival, including Guns N’ Roses, Ozzy Osbourne and Metallica.
It will be their first live show in seven years.
Meanwhile, Brian will be returning to the microphone for the high-profile gig after the lead vocalist dropped out of the band’s North American jaunt in 2016, mid-tour, awhen his hearing problems became insufferable.
Garbed in all-black, the AC/DC duo beelined straight for a group of gentlemen carrying piles of old rock records recorded by the Aussie rock band
He was temporarily replaced by Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose, who served as vocalist for the band’s remaining concerts.
Formed in Sydney in 1973, the current line-up of AC/DC consists of Brian, 68-year-old guitarist Angus Young, Stevie Young, his nephew, on rhythm guitar, Phil Rudd on drums and bass-player Cliff.
Brothers Malcolm and Angus Young started the band and quickly rose to fame with lead singer Bon Scott.
The band produced a string of hits including It’s a Long Way to the Top (if You Wanna rock and Rock), Highway to Hell and Dirty Deeds (Done Dirt Cheap).
Following the death of Bon from acute alcoholic poisoning at the age of 33 in 1980, British-born Brian was hired to replace him.
Backing vocalist and bassist Cliff was the first to reach the raging fans and happily scrawled his signature across their records
