Drummer: BLACK SABBATH Will Not Play ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME Ceremony

February 21, 2006

BLACK SABBATH drummer Bill Ward's official web site has been updated with the 12th entry in his audio diary series. This new edition, totaling 29:35 in length, covers a number of topics, including the following:

* Friends of Bill's who have died recently.
* The upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction for BLACK SABBATH. According to Bill, BLACK SABBATH will not be playing at the ceremony. Furthermore, Bill has no information on anything else happening with BLACK SABBATH in 2006, either.
* Bill's gonna be a father again for the fourth time (he and his wife are expecting a son).
* An update on his long-awaited solo album, "Beyond Aston". He's been making a real effort since January to get it completed. Also, you can still download (legally, for free) the song "The Dark Half Hour" from that album. Check out the Sounds page to obtain it.
* As if "Beyond Aston" wasn't enough, there's some details about other music he's written that isn't on "Beyond Aston" that he will use for his next few albums. Bill also goes into some detail comparing the music from "Beyond Aston" to "When the Bough Breaks".
* Sends props to SLIPKNOT and SYSTEM OF THE DOWN for their Grammy awards
* Lots of talk about his "Rock 50" radio show including some details as to what some of the tracks he'll be playing on upcoming shows are.

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

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