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Former FIGHT Bassist Launches New Tattoo Web Site

January 29, 2006

Former FIGHT bassist Jay Jay has launched a new web site for his Permanently Scarred tattoo shop, which is located in Toledo, Ohio. Jay Jay has previously done tattoo work for a number of metal luminaries, including Kerry King (SLAYER),Rob Halford (JUDAS PRIEST, FIGHT, HALFORD),"Dimebag" Darrell Abbott (PANTERA),Rex Brown (PANTERA),and Sebastian Bach (SKID ROW). Check out some of Jay Jay's work at this location.

Jay Jay's most recent musical project was GLASS PIPE SUICIDE, which also featured his former FIGHT bandmate Brian Tilse (guitar) and drummer Chris Tesch (a.k.a. Knits),formerly of the alternative metal band LOLLIPOP LUST KILL.

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