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Bassist JOACIM SANDIN Quits STEEVI JAIMZ BAND

May 1, 2008

Bassist Joacim Sandin has left the STEEVI JAIMZ BAND the group led by former TIGERTAILZ singer Steevi Jaimz in order to focus on his other project, BAI BANG. A replacement bassist has not yet been announced.

As previously reported, STEEVI JAIMZ BAND also recently lost drummer Ace Finchum, who has joined UK flamenco sleaze rockers GYPSY PISTOLEROS.

Finchum was a member of the Welsh glam legends TIGERTAILZ, both with Steevi Jaimz and with Jaimz's replacement, Kim Hooker. Finchum was also part of Jaimz's reunited incarnation of the band which last year lost the rights to tour under the TIGERTAILZ name.

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