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SEBASTIAN BACH Doesn't Have An Answer For People Who Keep Asking For SKID ROW Reunion

September 19, 2017

During a brand new interview with Australia's Heavy, former SKID ROW singer Sebastian Bach was once again asked if he gets annoyed when people constantly call for a reunion of the group's classic lineup. "I expect it and I understand the feeling of seeing your favorite band reunite, and how cool that is," he responded. "KISS did it better than anybody until GUNS N' ROSES did it, and they did the biggest reunion ever, and to see them back together was so inspiring. I got to play with them in [Las] Vegas right at the beginning of [the 'Not In This Lifetime'] tour and just looking around at those guys being together on stage again was something I'll never forget. So I understand why people ask that, but I don't have an answer. [Laughs]"

SKID ROW guitarist Scotti Hill last month ruled out the possibility of a reunion with Bach, explaining he and his bandmates don't want to "put ourselves in a volatile situation and be unhappy and destroy what we have now."

Bach fronted SKID ROW until 1996, when he was fired. Instead of throwing in the towel, the remaining members took a hiatus and went on to play briefly in a band called OZONE MONDAY.

In 1999, SKID ROW reformed and, after a bit of shuffling over the years, featured a lineup consisting of original bassist Rachel Bolan and guitarists Dave "Snake" Sabo and Hill, alongside drummer Rob Hammersmith and singer Johnny Solinger.

SKID ROW fired Solinger over the phone in April 2015, a few hours before announcing ex-TNT vocalist Tony Harnell as his replacement. Eight months later, Harnell exited the band and was replaced by South African-born, British-based singer ZP Theart, who previously fronted DRAGONFORCE, TANK and I AM I.

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