BLACK SABBATH's IOMMI Guests On GENE SIMMONS' 'Rock School' TV Show: Video Available

February 8, 2006

A clip of BLACK SABBATH guitarist Tony Iommi's appearance on Sunday night's (Feb. 5) episode of the Channel 4 show "Rock School" (featuring KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons) is now available via the Channel 4 web site. The students at Kirkley High School were completely overwhelmed by the visit from Tony. As well as teaching the kids some riffs, Tony had a little jam with Gene before the pair adjourned to the local pub! Check out the clip at this location.

In other news, the playlists for all eight of Tony's "Black Sunday" radio shows on Planet Rock to date have been added to Iommi.com. The two-hour radio show is available to listen online worldwide every Sunday at 7:00 p.m. U.K. time at www.planetrock.com. Listeners in the U.K. can also tune in via DAB Digital Radio and via Sky Channel 861, NTL channel 680 or Telewest Channel 924.

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