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Sebastian Bach and Steve Stevens Unplug For KLOS
03/04/2013
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(hennemusic) Sebastian Bach and Steve Stevens stopped by KLOS 95.5 FM Los Angeles Friday morning. The visit was to promote the pair's April 5th show at The Viper Room.

The guys played a couple of live, acoustic versions of Billy Idol's "Eyes Without A Face" and Skid Row's "I Remember You."

Bach and Stevens are collaborating on material for Sebastian's next solo album.

According to the singer, Stevens "has come up with one track so far that will definitely be on my next record. It is a kick-ass cool rock 'n' roll song that I guarantee will make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. Just how I like it." Check out the jams here.

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