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SEBASTIAN BACH Shoots New TV Pilot

February 24, 2012

Former SKID ROW singer Sebastian Bach filmed a TV pilot on Wednesday for "Beverly Hills Rock Royalty", a proposed show based on Royal Order, one of the most extensive jewelry lines on the market today designed by former model and rock singer Cheryl Rixon Davis. Bach — who shares a Los Angeles residence with Cheryl and her husband, club owner Art Davis — states, "We have such a cool scene at the house and Royal Order jewelry store! Cheryl outfits the stars like KISS, MÖTLEY CRÜE, Will.I.Am, DEF LEPPARD, GUNS N' ROSES and me! Only the best! Look out for 'Beverly Hills Rock Royalty' on your TV screen SOON!!"

In a recent interview with Stay Thirsty Media, Bach explained how he ended up moving into the house owned by Cheryl and her husband. "I was at the Rainbow [Bar & Grill in West Hollywood], I was hanging out with them and I said I was looking for a place here and they said, 'You can stay in the house.' I had no idea that she lives in a palace! If you could see where I'm at right now, it's just crazy, it's unbelievable."

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