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DAVID ELLEFSON, RUDY SARZO To Guest On 'Rock & A Hard Place'

December 8, 2008

David Ellefson (F5, ex-MEGADETH) and Rudy Sarzo (DIO, ex-QUIET RIOT, WHITESNAKE) will be featured on this Tuesday's (December 9) episode of "Rock & A Hard Place", an all-new original game show featuring classic and current music superstars as they battle it out for charity in the ultimate trivia challenge. Ellefson says, "My team of 'The Shredders' (me, Rudy Sarzo and Elliot Easton) compete against 'The Skinners' (Chris Slade, Slim Jim and Charles Ruggierio) for $10,000 to be given to charity. We had a great time and should be a fun episode to watch."

The show — which is hosted by rock legend Meat Loaf — airs tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on DirecTV's original entertainment channel, The 101. The program will repeat for about 2 weeks.

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