SEBASTIAN BACH – Working On New Album

Says Bach: “We are making a new record! We needed a place to cut live drums so we decided to make a drum recording studio in my backyard. Thanks to Wolf Electric for rockin’ the Hut!”

Stay tuned for updates from Bach on his new album.



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The one-time frontman for hair metal hitmakers Skid Row, singer Sebastian Bach was born Sebastian Bierk in the Bahamas on April 3, 1968. A veteran of short-lived, little-known bands including Herrenvolk, Madame X, V05, and Kid Wikkid, he was living in Canada when in 1987 he received a demo tape from an unknown New Jersey band in search of a lead singer; the group was Skid Row, formed a year earlier by ex-Bon Jovi guitarist Dave “The Snake” Sabo. Signing to Atlantic, Skid Row issued its self-titled debut album in 1989; an opening slot on Bon Jovi’s U.S. tour, combined with heavy MTV airplay of the video “Youth Gone Wild,” launched the band to stardom, and the singles “18 and Life” and “I Remember You” both reached the Top Ten. Bach, with his wildman persona and photogenic looks, quickly emerged as the focus of fan and media attention, a situation compounded in late 1989 when, during a concert in Springfield, Massachusetts, he was hit in the head by a bottle thrown on-stage; the singer proceeded to hurl the bottle back into the crowd, where it hit the face of an innocent girl, before physically assaulting another audience member as well. Sentenced to three years’ probation, Bach then appeared on MTV wearing an offensive T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan “AIDS Kills Fags Dead,” prompting outcries from the gay community.

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