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The original drummer of the renowned rock band Staind, has passed away at the age of 53.
News of Wysocki’s passing was confirmed by his current bandmates in Lydia’s Castle, who disclosed that his health had been compromised by liver issues, necessitating medical attention. Wysocki’s journey in the realm of rock began with Staind in 1995, where he served as the rhythmic backbone for the band’s first seven albums. Together, they etched their names in the annals of rock history with three consecutive No. 1 albums and chart-topping singles like “It’s Been Awhile,” “So Far Away,” and “Right Here.”
Despite the pinnacle of success attained with Staind, Wysocki embarked on a personal evolution, leading to his departure from the band in 2011. Citing discomfort with certain aspects of fame, he ventured into new musical endeavors, leaving an indelible mark wherever he went. His time with bands like Soil and Lydia’s Castle showcased his versatility and dedication to his craft.
In the wake of Wysocki’s untimely passing, tributes poured in from those who had the privilege of sharing the stage and studio with him. His current bandmates in Lydia’s Castle expressed their sorrow, emphasizing the love and admiration they held for their fallen comrade. Similarly, former bandmates from Staind and Soil reflected on the profound impact Wysocki had on their musical journeys, remembering him not only as a remarkable musician but also as a cherished friend.
Aaron Lewis, lead singer of Staind, penned a heartfelt tribute to Wysocki, reminiscing about the battles they fought and the camaraderie they shared. Lewis’s poignant words encapsulated the deep bond forged through music and the profound loss felt by Wysocki’s passing.
As the music community grapples with the void left by Jon Wysocki’s departure, his contributions to the world of rock will continue to reverberate through the melodies and rhythms he brought to life. His legacy as a founding member of Staind and a revered drummer will endure, serving as a testament to his enduring talent and the impact he made on countless lives. In this time of mourning, we honor the memory of Jon Wysocki and the imprint he leaves on the soul of rock music.
