Nearly 30 years, Zak Starky gave goodbye to the World Health Organization.
The Drams player, the son of Ringo Star, confirmed his exit from the English rock band after a “serious medical emergency”, despite recent reports on the drama within the 60 -year -old.
“I am very proud of 30 years with who”, he said the people. “Fill the godfather's shoes, Uncle Keith was the biggest honor and kept their biggest fans. They were like a family for me.”
“In January, I suffered from a serious medical emergency with bloody clots in the right of the right -wing cylinder. This is now completely recovered and does not affect drums or running,” Starki added.
In the wake of the reports that the singer Roger Dalitri had contact with Starki during a modern performance he could not hear on drums, Starki said that he “surprised and saddened that anyone would face a problem in my performance that night, but what can you do?”
“I plan to take some time that it is intensified with my family, focusing on” Domino Bones “version by the universe talisman with Noel Gallagher in May and ending my CV that he wrote only by me.” “29 years of job is a good old tour, and I wish them the best.”
Starki's exit comes after Daltry revealed on the stage last month that he was “clinging”, adding: “Fortunately, I still insist my voice, because after that, I will have Tommy Kamel.”
