He left the band in 2011 after building a career in the adult industry with now ex-wife and porn star Tera Patrick, and he's appeared in several movies under the name Spyder Jonez.

But Schuler says he hasn't seen any change in Biohazard's audience as a result of Seinfeld's activities - and he feels that's good news. "To me, Biohazard has always been about rising above the sh*t in life that f***s you up. We've always had the band to express things that bothered us. I don't see the tie-in with pornography. I never wanted it there and I'm glad it's gone."

But he adds: "I know it's funny; I know it's great to joke about it. But when my kids go online and they search 'Biohazard' and porno comes up instead of music - that sucks. We're trying to do positive things. Good things."