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SEBASTIAN BACH's Pal Comes To Singer's Defense

November 18, 2010

According to the Toronto Sun, a close friend of rocker Sebastian Bach has come to the defense of the former frontman for SKID ROW, disputing much of what has been reported about Sunday night's events.

Bach was charged with assault after he allegedly bit the hand of a bartender trying to throw him out of Riley's Olde Towne Pub in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.

Judd Smoke was with Bach Sunday night and said many of the allegations against Bach — including statements that Bach demanded star treatment and heckled and cursed at staff — aren't true.

"That didn't happen," Smoke said.

Read the entire report from the Toronto Sun.

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