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Fastball’s Tony Scalzo used to work the graveyard shift at a bagel store: Now he’s celebrating more than 30 years of “a certain degree of success”

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Fastball’s Tony Scalzo used to work the graveyard shift at a bagel store: Now he’s celebrating more than 30 years of “a certain degree of success”

Originally formed in the early 90s, Texan alt.rock band Fastball are back with album number nine

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