House of Hair with Dee Snider

David Zablidowsky, better known as David Z, bassist for Adrenline Mob, died tragically died in Florida in 2017 while on tour. He was killed when the band’s RV was struck by a tractor trailer. He was just 36.

Before joining Adrenaline Mob, David had been the bass player for Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and along with his brother Paulie Z, the two had been a part of the band ZO2 and starred in their own TV series “Z Rock” on the IFC network.

Please share this info and help us celebrate David Z’s life and continue his legacy through the David Z Foundation — a non-profit that raises money for music education. David was active in developing young people through music. To continue his legacy, the David Z Scholarship Fund has been created to offer education and financial need to young aspiring musicians.

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The 3rd Annual David Z Fundraiser with VERY special guests:

Dee Snider (TWISTED SISTER)
Eddie Ojeda (TWISTED SISTER)
Mark Mendoza (TWISTED SISTER)
Mikkey Dee (SCORPIONS, MOTÖRHEAD)
Rikki Rockett (POISON)
Don Dokken (DOKKEN)
Eric Martin (MR. BIG)
Carmine Appice (VANILLA FUDGE, CACTUS)
Vinny Appice (DIO, BLACK SABBATH)

Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider spoke about the rise of cancel culture and political correctness in the social media era, in an interview with Canada’s The Metal Voice.

He said: “I’m into filmmaking now, and me and my filmmaking friends often talk about the fact that a movie like ‘Blazing Saddles’ [the 1974 American satirical Western black comedy film directed by Mel Brooks] could not be made today — it literally could not be made, because it would offend too many people.

“I remember seeing that movie the first time in a theater full of African-Americans in a black neighborhood in a black theater; me and my brother were the only two white people,” he continued. “And I was laughing my ass off. And my friend said, ‘Stop laughing. We’re gonna get our asses kicked.’ And I looked around the theater, and everybody was laughing. I said, ‘Everybody’s laughing.’ It’s funny. Funny is funny.

“It’s odd, because conservatism was ultra-right back in the ’80s. Now it’s shifted toward the left, where you’ve got the liberals saying, ‘Oh, you can’t say that, and you can’t say that, and you can’t say that.’

“So, yeah, [censorship] still around, it’s still an issue. But we’ve just gotta continue to push back and fight.”

Dee Snider has just been confirmed on the “Rock Meets Classic” tour in Germany. He’ll be performing classic Twisted Sister songs along with other mega-rockers TBD. Stay with the HOH for more info!