Saxon's Glockler Says Lemmy Was More Worried About Him

(Classic Rock) Saxon's Nigel Glockler says late Motorhead icon Lemmy was more concerned about the drummer's health after his brain operation than his own well-being when the two band's toured together last summer.

Glockler underwent emergency brain surgery in January last year after suffering a brain aneurysm while on tour, but was back behind the kit just months later.

And he says that although Lemmy clearly wasn't well at the time, the Motorhead man put his own health woes aside to express his concern for the drummer.

Glockler tells Steel Mill (via KK Downing's website): "We were really good friends with Lemmy. The guys had known Motorhead for a long time.

"We've toured a lot with them down the years, or our paths have crossed at festivals. The final time being last autumn, just before he passed away.

"We toured the US with them that summer and one could see he wasn't in the best of health. He was such a nice, genuine man. On that tour he was more concerned with my health after the brain operation which really humbled me. Every day he made a point of asking me how I was feeling and was I ok?" Read more here.

Motorhead Music, DVDs, Books and more Motorhead T-shirts and Posters More Motorhead News Share this article Related Stories Motorhead Share 1982 Top Of The Pops Performance Of 'Iron Fist' Motorhead Share 1980 Top Of The Pops Performance Of 'Ace Of Spades' Motorhead Share Top Of The Pops Performance Of Motown Classic Motorhead Share 1979 Top Of The Pops Performance Of Bomber Motorhead Share 1979 Top Of The Pops Performance Of 'Overkill'