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SEBASTIAN BACH Comments On Bassist STEVE DIGIORGIO's Current Status

June 14, 2006

Former SKID ROW frontman Sebastian Bach has clarified the current status of bassist Steve DiGiorgio (SADUS, TESTAMENT, DEATH) in the Bach band lineup following the recent announcement that Rob De Luca (SPREAD EAGLE) would be hitting the road with Sebastian in Europe as the support act for GUNS N' ROSES.

Commented Bach: "Rob is doing three shows. Steve starts on tour after the album is done, when we go back out in July. Steve is doing all the dates starting in July."

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

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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