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Former SKID ROW Frontman Makes UK Game Show Appearance

September 25, 2002

Former SKID ROW frontman Sebastian Bach was at London, England's BBC Studios last night for the taping of an episode of the game show Never Mind The Buzzcocks. "There will be an audience for the show and I haven't been to England since 1995 so you better believe I wanna see some FREAKS in the audience at the show taping!," Sebastian wrote via his official web site. " I am looking forward to being in London. It has been too long!!!

In other news, Bach's Bring 'Em Bach Alive! CD will shortly be issued in the UK by Spitfire/Eagle Rock Records. An exact release date has yet to be announced.

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