Using conformal field theory methods we construct a metric that describes t
he distortion of space-time surrounding a D(irichlet)-brane (solitonic) def
ect after being struck by another D-brane. By viewing our four-dimensional
universe as such a sl:ruck brane, embedded in a five-dimensional space-time
, we argue on the appearance of a band of massive Kaluza-Klein excitations
for the bulk graviton which is localized in a region of the fifth dimension
determined by the inverse size of the band. The band incorporates the mass
less mode (ordinary graviton) and its thickness is determined essentially b
y the width of the Gaussian distribution describing the (target-space) quan
tum fluctuations of the intersecting-brane configuration.