Who: Roger Daltrey explains why Zak Starkey was fired

Roger Daltrey breaks the silence on the dismissal, by the Who, of Zak Starkey, the son of Ringo Starr. First hunted by the band, then reinstated, then finally fired, the 59 -year -old drummer had not sent them to say to Daltrey, Townshend and his companions: “Roger claimed public apologies and that I admitted that he had lost two beat. So I did it, but with a duck on the battery, which is my character in the new video of ‘Mantra of the Cosmos’. ‘Trilling without the duck’. To then add: “Those guys are completely crazy”.

Now comes the version of the WHO singer on the story. Interviewed by the Times, Daltrey first accused of defamation Tsarkey: “It was shocking”. Then explaining the reasons that led to the dismissal of the drummer he said: “At the Royal Albert Hall I indicated the grill and screamed against Starkey because it was like piloting a plane without seeing the horizon. So, when Zak thought that he was attaching it, I did not do it. It only happened this. Pete.

Instead of Zak Starkey, the Who called Scott Devours.