AFTER ABRIEF stint in glam metal also-rans Madam X, Sebastian Bach shot to fame fronting Skid Row in the late 80s. Their first two albums were huge hits, but 1995’s Subhuman Race was a relative flop and Sebastian was booted out of the band.
While Skid Row have continued with a string of different singers, Sebastian has flitted around the scene, with an on-off solo career running alongside numerous TV appearances and theatrical stints in Broadway and beyond. Now he’s back with aslamming new solo album called Child Within The Man and is ready to answer your questions –including the inevitable ones about a possible Skid Row reunion and his several celebrity feuds…
What are your memories of working on Subhuman Race?
Stephen Swender, Facebook
“We were very excited to work with Bob Rock because we loved all of his records, and especially by Mötley Crüe. But this was 1994 and allhad the worst fucking drum sound in the history of drums. They traced back the snare sound of to the snare sound of And it’s true.”
