Paul Di'Anno Says He Hits Notes Rob Halford Can No Longer Hit
. Di'Anno believes his performances are better than they've ever been, even though he's still drinking and smoking. Di'Anno, who earlier this week confirmed his retirement plans had been shelved, tells Mitch Lafon: "My voice is actually getting better. I'm hitting notes I've never hit in quite a long time. I'm hitting notes Rob Halford can't hit any more. And the reason is I don't fuss over it. Some people go, 'I've got a slight cough; let's cancel the whole show.'" More here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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