Slayer's Jeff Hanneman Wanted To Disappears Says Frontman: Slayer News
. The co-founding axeman died in 2013 after a long illness related to alcohol abuse. He hadn't been an active member of the thrash giants for two years. Araya tells Crack: "I was at a point where I needed him back in the band for it to work. "I didn't care to what extent his abilities were at their best. I just needed him back. So I was reaching out to him, leaving messages, but he wouldn't return my calls. He'd decided he wanted to disappear. That was really hard." Read more - here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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