Devildriver Frontman Urges People To Get Off Drugs Following Amy Winehouse Death
. In an interview with Noisecreep he said: "Get off drugs. Get off hard drugs. If you're on hard drugs right now and you're listening to this, get off hard drugs � now. Your spirit will tell you what's good and what's bad, and you know what you're doing. I feel sorry because she's a great artist, man. Her first record is amazing � I listen to everything from blues to black metal, I'm not just that solid metal guy � I feel sorry for everyone around her. Great talent. "My whole thing is, if I see you going over the deep end, you're not going to do it on my watch. I left Coal Chamber because they were all on drugs, on methamphetamine, and I knew me going on stage was feeding them money, feeding them drugs. I left. And with Jon (Miller), this time I don't have to leave, you leave." RockAAA.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock.
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