Irish band Stormzone had some bad experiences opening up for former Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach.<br>

After a successful show in Belfast, the band first met Bach on a ferry to the second show in Glasgow.<br>

“We were still buzzing from the show and expected him to to express his own satisfaction with it. He didn’t share our enthusiasm, complained about the monitors, discovered we had nothing to smoke, and made off mid-sentence,” Stormzone <a target="_blank" href="http://www.classicrockmagazine.com/news/our-seb-bach-support-hell/">claim</a>, before going on to describe how Bach's tour manager took over their dressing room at the Glasgow show, how Bach's band's soundcheck left them little time to set up and little space in which to perform their set, and how they only ended up getting paid half their fee.<br>

The next day, Stormzone received a call from Bach's tour agency telling them they were off the tour.<br>

“We were given the tour manager’s phone number and asked to resolve it ourselves,” they say. “He told us, ‘Sorry guys, nothing I can do, Sebastian wants you off the tour,’ and hung up.”