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Alcohol Sensors International, Ltd. Announces New Management

4 February 1999

Alcohol Sensors International, Ltd. Announces New Management

    DEER PARK, N.Y., Feb. 4 -- Alcohol Sensors International,
Ltd. (OTC Bulletin Board: ASIL), developers, manufacturers, and marketers of
ignition interlocking devices designed to assist in preventing driving while
under the influence of alcohol, announced today that Joseph Lively, Michael
Rosenbaum, and Daniel Pizani have resigned from their positions as officers
and directors of the Company.  The resulting vacancies on the Company Board of
Directors have been filled by the election of Edward Gould and Rose-Marie
Massimillo to the Board.  The Company also announced that Edward Gould has
been elected to serve as President of the Company and that Rose-Marie
Massimillo has been elected to serve as its Vice President.
    Alcohol Sensors International, Ltd. manufactures and markets electronic
automotive after-market safety products, including a patent-pending line of
ignition interlocking devices, to the court mandate, corporate/commercial, and
individual markets under the Sens-O-Lock brand name.  The Company's
Sens-O-Lock equipment is designed to detect, evaluate, and assist in the
prevention of an alcohol-impaired driver from operating a vehicle.  The
Company intends to distribute the Sens-O-Lock devices through a network of
authorized distributors and dealers who will be responsible for the
installation, service and repair of the Company devices.