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BLACK SABBATH Drummer's Tenth Audio Diary Entry Available

November 8, 2005

BLACK SABBATH drummer Bill Ward's official web site has been updated with the tenth entry in his audio diary series. This new edition, totaling 20:22 in length, covers several topics, some of which are:

* Details about the special Christmas episode of his "Rock 50" radio show
* A few thoughts on the induction of BLACK SABBATH into the UK Hall of Fame
* Jack Bruce and CREAM
* A huge update on the status of Bill's long-awaited third solo album, "Beyond Aston". Bill uses the phrase "light at the end of the tunnel" in his update in reference to the album, which has been several years in the making.

Head on over to Bill's web site to check out the latest audio diary entry.

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