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HALFORD/SEBASTIAN BACH Drummer BOBBY JARZOMBEK Interviewed; Video Available

April 16, 2007

San Antonio STUF-TV cable show "Robb's MetalWorks" has posted a 10-minute interview it conducted on February 11, 2007 with SEBASTIAN BACH/HALFORD drummer extraordinaire Bobby Jarzombek in San Antonio. The discussion spans Bobby's impressive career, including his time starting in JUGGERNAUT, though RIOT, his achievements in HALFORD, to the present with the SEBASTIAN BACH band. Bobby also talks about possible future work with his brother, Ron Jarzombek (WATCHTOWER guitarist) and his feelings on the historic San Antonio metal scene.

Watch the interview at YouTube.

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