Ozzy Osbourne Breaks Silence After 'Senseless Act' Lands His Former Guitarist in the ICU
Lee joined Osbourne's band as lead guitarist in 1982, after Randy Rhoads was killed in a plane crash at 25 while on tour with the "Crazy Train" singer. He was unexpectedly fired by Osbourne's wife and manager, Sharon Osbourne, in 1987, and went on to form a band of his own, Badlands, before playing with a variety of other acts.
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Rock legend and Grammy winner Ozzy Osbourne has disclosed that he's back on drugs amid his ailing health condition.
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