Vocalist SEBASTIAN BACH performed with CAMP FREDDY on December 2nd in West Hollywood, CA at The Roxy, the first of four shows the band will be doing a the venue this month as part of their annual Christmas residency. Fan-filmed footage of Bach performing OZZY OSBOURNE's 'Crazy Train' and SKID ROW's 'I Remember You' is available below.

As previously reported, Bach will be bringing his headline tour for the new album, Kicking & Screaming, to South America in April 2012. A new show has been confirmed for April 15th at Opiniao in Porto Alegre, Brazil. His schedule is now as follows:

April:

12 - Teatro Caupolican - Santiago, Chile
13 - Teatro Flores - Buenos Aires, Argentina
14 - Carioca Club - São Paulo, Brazil
15 - Opiniao - Porto Alegre, Brazil

As previously reported, Bach is featured in a new Guitar World interview with guitarist Dave Reffett (SHREDDING THE ENVELOPE). An excerpt is available below:

Q: Lifetime fan Josh in Kentucky wants to know what has been your favorite tour you've even done. He was kind of curious if it was the tour you did in the '90s with GUNS N' ROSES when SKID ROW hit No. 1 on the charts.

Bach: "No. My favorite tour was the one I did with Guns N' Roses in 2010 in South America. Because when you're on the top of the charts and you're on tour, you kind of expect to have a great tour. But nowadays when I go on a big arena tour, it’s very satisfying because I’ve lasted so long in the industry. So last year when we went to South America with Guns N' Roses, it was incredible. We were playing to 40,000 or 50,000 people in my solo band and it just felt really good to establish myself away from my old band. It was very satisfying."

Q: Do you have a bucket list, and is there still anything you want to accomplish?

Bach: "Yeah, I want to establish myself touring wise as a solo artist, away from the band like I have now on record. So I would like promoters to kind of look at the content of what’s going on sometimes more than the form, you know."

Q: Over the years, you have met and played with so many amazing musicians you grew up on. Could you share any cool stories from a fan's perspective what it was like to jam with some of these great guys?

Bach: "Jamming with Lemmy from MOTÖRHEAD is the loudest experience I can think of (laughs). I don't know how he hears his vocals up there, but when I go up there with Motörhead, it’s just an amazing experience. Playing with Axl is amazing. When I do duets with him, it's always fun. He's a great singer. I've jammed with Chris Cornell; I've jammed with Halford (JUDAS PRIEST). Halford is probably the loudest singer. Angry Anderson of ROSE TATTOO is extremely loud on stage. But of course I’m jamming with my band more than other bands (laughs)."

Click here for the complete interview.

BraveWords.com caught up with Baz about his new album recently. Check out the chat at this location.