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Stars Unite For OZZY OSBOURNE Tribute Show

August 3, 2005

According to ContactMusic.com, a galaxy of stars — including Sir Elton John, Simon Cowell and Billy Connolly — are teaming up for a TV tribute to Ozzy Osbourne.

The BLACK SABBATH singer will be joined by his famous family on the show, which will feature details of his near-fatal quad bike accident, and stories about his notorious alcohol and drug abuse.

And the program will feature such outrageous footage, TV executives have are making preparations to ensure it is shown late at night.

An insider says, "Ozzy's had one of the most outrageous lives and this is warts and all.

"It's definitely going to have to go out after 9:00 p.m."

The currently untitled program will air on Britain's ITV network later this year.

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