Report: Rocker Reunites 'Hellraisers' BLACK WIDOW For One Last Shot

April 27, 2009

U.K.'s Rugby Today reports: A former controversial rock star who now works as a care home worker is hoping to bring back one of the most hellraising bands of the 1970s for one final fling.

Clive Jones, from Dunchurch, was part of the infamous BLACK WIDOW, who were banned from many venues for their black magic performances on stage.

Now more than 30 years on, some of the band have reformed and released another album — and they may even go back on tour if things take off.

BLACK SABBATH, who were the band's friends and yet musical rivals during the 1970s, will be helping with the latest album with singing from former SABBATH frontman Tony Martin.

The music has all been recorded and is now being put together for release in the near future.

Read the entire article from Rugby Today.

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