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Nikki Sixx said that health problems were the reason why Mötley Crüe at the beginning of this month Not at the farewell concert by Ozzy Osbourne in Birmingham, England.
Sixx talks about state of health and priorities
The band’s presence would not have been excluded because numerous rock legends participated in the back to the beginning of the start, including metallica, slayer and the hair metal colleagues from Mötley Crüe, Guns n ‘Roses. When a fan Sixx asked X asked if the band would have liked to be there, the bass player replied: “We have health problems within the band …”
Although Sixx did not provide any specific details, he wrote in a follow -up contribution about the effort he does for his own health. While he noticed that the results of some current medical tests suggested that “this 66-year-old pirate ship looks ready to drive back to sea” (despite “some misfortunes in the past”, as he joked), he approaches work with caution.
“I work hard and I don’t feel like dying from work and stress,” he wrote, adding: “I have a wonderful wife, 5 golden children and a beautiful granddaughter. Do you think, some of my previous excesses is worth destroying the beautiful life that I built up. Die, some only give up … I plan to become 100.
Possible allusion to Vince Neil’s voice problems
It is possible that Sixx also referred to a recent voice disorder by singer Vince Neil. In March, the Crüe had to move its Las Vegas Residency so that Neil could undergo vocal intervention, whereby no details were announced.
“My health is a top priority so that I can offer you the great shows that you deserve, and I can’t wait to be on stage again,” wrote Neil back then. “Thank you for all the good wishes that reach me. Your support means more to me than you can imagine.”
A spokesman for Mötley Crüe did not immediately respond to the request from Rolling Stone after a comment.
Mötley Crüe published a new version of her hits “Home Sweet Home” with Dolly Parton at the beginning of this year. The band will soon start their Vegas Residency late, with shows from September 12th to October 3.