Sheridan Gospel Network's Ace Alexander to Lead Seminar for Indies on How to Get Your Music Played on Radio

(PRLEAP.COM) Sheridan Gospel Network’s national music director/afternoon show host Ace Alexander "the Music Commander" will lead a special seminar on "Airplay: How to Get Your Music Played on Radio" on May 29 at the 20th bi-annual Dr. Bobby Jones International Gospel Industry Retreat in Hollywood, Fla.

Alexander will be joined by a panel of industry experts to include Rejoice Network programmer Willie Mae McIver, Inner City Broadcasting vice president Chris Squire, Central Distribution’s Terry Woods, Gospel Music Channel senior director of music industry development Alvin Williams, Emtro Gospel CEO Troy Sneed and Walter Kearney of PAJAM.

The "Airplay" seminar is designed to help independent gospel artists advance their music ministry from the studio to the airwaves. For more information visit www.gospelindustryretreat.com.

About Dr. Bobby Jones International Gospel Industry Retreat
Created by Dr. Bobby Jones and gospel recording star Vickie Winans, the Dr. Bobby Jones International Gospel Industry Retreat has been in existence for 20 years. Its main purpose is to give new artists an opportunity to meet, network and learn from gospel music veterans and showcase their talent to their peers as well as recording industry executives. Visit www.gospelindustryretreat.com for more information.

About Ace Alexander
Known as "the Music Commander" Ace Alexander is Sheridan Gospel Network’s national music director and afternoon radio show host. His show is broadcast in more than 40 radio markets across the country and online at www.thepraiseparty.com. Alexander’s Praise Party show has traveled across the U.S. and to international markets such as Barbados and Anguilla where has has appeared on TV and radio segments and co-hosted the Barbados Gospelfest and other special events on the British West Indian island.

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