Lee Kerslake: Last News

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Sharon Osbourne is back on our screens after entering the Celebrity Big Brother house this week, and she's already providing plenty of entertainment. While her famous family have been entertaining us for years, Sharon hasn't always had an easy time at home.The 71 year old has been open about having a difficult relationship with her parents, who have both now passed away. Her dad, Don Arden, began his music management career singing in the local synagogue, from where he progressed quickly to performing on the variety circuits at 14 in wartime Britain.

Carol Vorderman shares late-night boob-baring snap in Santa dressTrevor told his friends and followers he will be cremated in a private ceremony in Spain.Ken rose to fame after co-writing and singing the majority of Uriah Heep's hits in the 1970s.Their hit singles included the likes of Lady in Black, Easy Livin' and Stealin'.The singer was known as Spice in the band and first joined as a keyboard player in 1969.Born in Plumstead, South East London, Ken began playing the guitar when he was just 12-years-old.He then landed himself his first gig three years later when he was 15.The star's death comes just months after Uriah Heep's drummer Lee Kerslake died following a battle with prostate cancer.At the time of Lee's tragic death, he shared

Lee Kerslake, former drummer for Ozzy Osbourne and band Uriah Heep, has died aged 73 after a battle with prostate cancer.

Lee Kerslake, former drummer for Ozzy Osbourne and band Uriah Heep, has died aged 73 after a battle with prostate cancer.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerLee Kerslake, the drummer on two of Ozzy Osborne’s most critically hailed albums and later for hard rock band Uriah Heep, has died. He passed away on Saturday after a long battle with prostate cancer, according to a friend.Uriah Heep bandmate Ken Hensley made the announcement. “It’s with the heaviest of hearts that I share with you that Lee Kerslake, my friend of 55 years and the best drummer I ever played with, lost his battle with cancer at 03:30 this morning.

Ellise Shafer editorLee Kerslake, best known as the longtime drummer of rock band Uriah Heep and for playing on two Ozzy Osbourne albums, has died of prostate cancer. He was 73.Former Uriah Heep keyboardist Ken Hensley confirmed Kerslake’s death on his Facebook fan page, writing: “It’s with the heaviest of hearts that I share with you that Lee Kerslake, my friend of 55 years and the best drummer I ever played with, lost his battle with cancer at 03:30 this morning.

Ozzy Osbourne, has died aged 73.His death was confirmed by former Uriah Heep bandmate Ken Hensley, who said Kerslake died in the early hours of this morning (September 19) after succumbing to prostate cancer following a long battle with the illness.“It’s with the heaviest of hearts that I share with you that Lee Kerslake, my friend of 55 years and the best drummer I ever played with, lost his battle with cancer at 03:30 this morning,” a post on Hensley’s Facebook fan page read.“He died peacefully, praise The Lord, but he will be terribly missed. I know many of you were praying for him not to suffer and I thank you for that and, now that Lee is at peace, our thoughts and prayers should turn to his wife Sue who will need all the support she