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Neil Peart: "I Never Wanted to Be Famous, I Just Wanted to Be a musician... People Like Hendrix and Keith Moon Were Victims of fame."
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In a revealing 1988 interview for Metal Hammer magazine, Neil Peart, Rush’s legendary drummer, broke down his complex relationship with success. Unlike other stars of his caliber, Peart always saw celebrity as an obstacle to his true purpose: musical mastery. The danger of artificial fame For Peart, the entertainment industry makes the mistake of trying to sell personalities instead of art. This pressure creates an “artificial reality” that can …
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