Miikka Skaffari/FilmMagicKorn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch is opening a series of physical and emotional healing facilities called Zivel.
Referred to as a “performance and recovery suite,” Zivel will include services such as saltwater floating, cryotherapy, infrared sauna, oxygen therapy and compression therapy.
“In 2005, I found healing after years of struggling with addiction, depression, and suicidal ideation,” Welch says in a statement. “I consider myself extremely blessed to have been made whole — body, mind and spirit — and I’ve devoted my life to help others find the healing they deserve.”
He continues, “The most exciting thing for me about Zivel is that our services can help revitalize every part of a person’s life — body, mind and spirit — which again, is what I feel is my life’s purpose.”
Zivel is now open in Korn’s hometown of Bakersfield, California, as well as in Nashville. Facilities are also planned for Houston, Texas, Melbourne, Florida, Macon, Georgia, Kearney, Nebraska, and in Arizona.
For more info, visit Zivel.com.
Meanwhile, Welch and Korn are currently on tour with Breaking Benjamin. In May, they’ll play two Los Angeles stadium shows with System of a Down and Faith No More. They’ll link up again with FNM for a summer co-headlining tour kicking off in August.
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