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OZZY OSBOURNE: U.K. TV Special To Air This Weekend

September 15, 2005

According to Ozzyhead.com, a one-hour TV special on Ozzy Osbourne, entitled "Ozzy Osbourne: In My Life", will air on Saturday, September 17 on U.K. channel ITV.

This profile of the Prince of Darkness will mark his 35 years in the music industry, tracing his career from car-horn tester to heavy metal star to reality TV daddy. Ozzy discusses the highs and lows of his life, including how he overcame drug addiction, his time in jail for the attempted murder of wife Sharon and what it was like to dine with the President of America, with contributions from family and friends, including Elton John, Billy Connolly, Jay Leno and Marilyn Manson.

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