Alec Völkel and Sascha Vollmer with Rammstein drummer Christoph Schneider
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The allegations of abuse against Rammstein and their frontman Till Lindemann are still hotly debated in the media and the public. Now members of the German band The BossHoss also spoke up.
in one Interview with Ippen.Media the BossHoss musicians Sascha Vollmer and Alec Völkel spoke about the allegations. Alec Völkel, the lead singer of The BossHoss, used to be a support act for Rammstein in the heavy metal band Boon. He kept a low profile and declared that he did not want to take part in the public discussion: “There has been so much talk in the last three weeks”.
His band colleague Sascha Vollmer, on the other hand, had more to say: “We have a clear law and clear facts about what works and what doesn’t work. It doesn’t matter who – if he breaks it, he has to live with it and bear the consequences. And if someone is innocent, then others should apologize for it,” explained Vollmer and finally added: “I don’t want to say any more, this is a hot topic.”
So far, a number of celebrities have commented on the allegations against Till Lindemann, including comedians Harald Schmidt and Dieter Nuhr. Colleagues from the music industry, such as Jan Müller from Tocotronic, the Donots and Madsen, also publicly shared their views on the Lindemann case.