Former SPREAD EAGLE Bassist Joins SEBASTIAN BACH's Touring Band

June 5, 2006

Bassist Rob De Luca (SPREAD EAGLE) will be joining Sebastian Bach's (SKID ROW) solo band on their upcoming European tour dates with GUNS N' ROSES as well as festival appearances in Austria, Bulgaria and Japan. The Japanese dates will feature KISS, ALICE IN CHAINS and GODSMACK, amongst others.

For all tour dates, go to www.sebastianbach.com.

It is not presently clear if bassist Steve DiGiorgio (TESTAMENT, SADUS, DEATH) — who was a member of Bach's most recent touring lineup — will resume his role in the group after the summer dates.

Bach's long-awaited second solo album, "Angel Down" is due to be recorded this summer (in between GN'R dates and festival appearances) for a late 2006 release through Spitfire Records.

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