Jay Jay Brown, who was the bassist for Rob Halford’s 1990s aggressive metal band FIGHT, was asked in a new interview with Friday 13th fanzine if he thinks FIGHT could reform and make a one-off album. He responded: “I mean, stranger things have happened. Rob was talking about it for a while. And then…
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