After opting out of a reunion with his former band Black Sabbath due to contract issues, drummer Bill Ward says he still loves playing with all the members of the band.
As part of a six-part online TV show given by Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jess Hughes, Ward says:
"There have been some very uncomfortable situations in the last six months. We'll see how that works out. But I stand for myself today, as much as I love them."
Ward later said:
"I love playing with Terry, Oz and Tony. When Tony opens up with huge chords I still get the same shiver up my back that I got when we were 18-year-old kids. It hasn't gone away; it's still there."
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