He's got a new album, a new tour, and now, Ozzy Osbourne has a new moonlighting gig as a health columnist for Rolling Stone magazine.

Rolling Stone has a page up on its Web site where readers can submit a health query to the Prince of Darkness; selected answers will be published in the magazine's July 23rd, August 6th and August 20th issues.

There may be reason for readers to board the crazy train, considering the rocker's history of admitted drug use and hard partying.

It isn't the first instance of stars taking up the journalism game. U2 frontman Bono has a column for the New York Times, and rapper Lil Wayne blogged for ESPN.com.

And it isn't the first time Rolling Stone has ushered a star onto its writing staff: Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump reviewed the CD/DVD release "The Ultimate Peter Tosh Experience" in 2009.

The Huffington Post reports that Osbourne had a similar health-column job for the UK's "Sunday Times" earlier this year. But it'll be the first taste the States get of the legendary rocker's medical advice. It's also the latest in a big resurgence for Ozzy, who released his hit autobiography, "I Am Ozzy" this past winter. The rocker's latest album, "Scream," just debuted at No. 4 on the charts.
Anthony Benigno