SEBASTIAN BACH (ex-SKID ROW) will release his new album, Kicking & Screaming, on September 27 via Frontiers Records.

The album was produced by Bob Marlette, and mastered at Precision Mastering in Los Angeles with Tom Baker. Kicking & Screaming features guitarist Nick Sterling and drummer Bobby Jarzombek (HALFORD, RIOT, ICED EARTH). Check out the album artwork below:

Kicking & Screaming tracklisting:

'Kicking & Screaming'

'My Own Worst Enemy'

'TunnelVision' (featuring John 5)

'Dance On Your Grave'

'Caught In A Dream'

'As Long As I Got The Music'

'I'm Alive'

'Dirty Power'

'Live The Life'

'Dream Forever'

'One Good Reason'

'Lost In The Light'

'Wishin''

Bonus tracks:

'Jumpin' Off The Wagon' (CD/DVD editions only)

'Ain't There Yet' (iTunes exclusive)

Noisecreep recently issued an interview with Bach, conducted by Karen Bliss. An excerpt follows:

Q: So this is Sebastian Bach having three kids and going through a divorce?

A: "Well, a lot of the songs on this record are to do with breaking up. (Guitarist) Nick (Sterling) broke up with a girl and was heart broken and he's showing me a lot of these lyrics and I was divorcing and then there's a song about finding new love too. It's hard for me to do this interview without me giving you song titles. I'm lucky enough to have found a new girl that I love and there are a couple of songs that have to do with that. You know, most of the best rock 'n' roll songs are about chicks [laughs]."

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As previously reported, Bach will be filming some episodes of an online series called Adults Only, featuring Vincent Pastore (Sopranos) this week in Boston. Baz plays the role of Shifty and is busy memorizing lines.

Adults Only rating: PG-13

Kenny Rioux used to be a huge child star, appearing on the iconic '80s sitcom Married To The Family, but times change and stars fall. Now down on his luck and unable to find work as an actor, Kenny must accept a job managing his brother-in-law’s adult video/novelty store in order to make ends meet, all while trying to conceal his identity from the public, particularly a new love interest who serves as the trigger in his reinvention of self.

In live news, Bach has the following shows booked:

August

23 - Holmdel, NJ - PNC Bank Arts Center
24 - Wantaugh, NY - Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
25 - Poughkeepsie, NY - The Chance
27 - Grand Junction, CO - Rockjam