ROB ZOMBIE Bassist PIGGY D's Skull Face Mask Stolen In Spain

June 25, 2011

ROB ZOMBIE bassist Matt Montgomery's (a.k.a. Piggy D.) skull face mask was stolen from the stage during the band's June 23, 2011 appearance at the Azkena Festival in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. He would very much like it back. It's a cherished item and an essential part of the group's stage show. So if you have it, or know who took it, please contact him at his web site, Piggy-D.com.

Commented Piggy: "Dear prick who stole my skull mask from the stage in Spain, [I] hope [you] get the black plague, and all your teeth fall out of your head. GFYS [go fuck yourself]."

Piggy D. last month released a new solo single, "God Save The Queen Bee", via iTunes. The track was produced by Montgomery and David Spreng (VALIENT THORR, DAMONE),who also worked on Piggy D.'s 2007 debut solo album, "The Evacuation Plan".

"The Evacuation Plan" featured Tommy Clufetos (OZZY OSBOURNE, ROB ZOMBIE) on all drum tracks and Alice Cooper's daughter Calico on some guest vocals. Spreng co-produced the album and took care of the mixing duties as well. The CD featured 12 songs that documented the year and half that followed Piggy D.'s evacuation from a devastated New Orleans.

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