"I just heard, 'Please tell him it very easily could've been you as well,'" Russo revealed back to the singer. He then knew it was Razzle that had come to them.
Neil, at first, didn't seem to be sure who she was referring to, but a couple of minutes later she said his name was Nick, and he went by a nickname and resembled a woman. This happened for several nights.Īround the 17:30 mark of the episode of The Haunting Of., Russo told Neil she sensed a deceased individual that had been connected to him in someway, and she believed he was a drummer because she could hear drumming in her head. He'd apparently woken in the middle of the night, saw her standing by his bed and then spoke and played with her for a little while.
During the special, the singer returned to the house where he last had contact with Skylar, which he claimed was about six months after she died in 1995. The Crue singer was charged with vehicular manslaughter and a DUI, and spent 15 days in jail before he was let out on parole for good behavior.īack in 2014, Neil appeared on an episode of the Lifetime show The Haunting Of.with medium Kim Russo. Razzle, whose real name was Nicholas Dingley, died in a car accident in late 1984, in which Neil had been operating the vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil recently spoke with late Hanoi Rocks drummer Razzle through a medium. Mediums are known as people who are able to connect with the deceased in some way, whether in a visual, sensory or audial way. Motley Crue’s Vince Neil Once Spoke to Late Hanoi Rocks Drummer Through Medium Listen to the entire 12-minute interview at this location.Loud wire reports on Motley Crue’s frontman getting a message from Hanoi Rocks’ drummer in the afterlife: But he wanted to be a tough boy, but with that kind of shit, you don't wanna be a tough boy, 'cause it might be a very thin line between life and death you're playing with. And then having to read how he was O.D.ed and beaten up with baseball bats and all this crap. And he's a lard-ass anyway, so it wasn't easy carrying him around and trying to get him to wake up - fucking dragging him to the shower and shit. The only place he got beat was on his heart to keep it going and with my hands, and giving him a breath of life. He was never beat up with no fucking baseball bats. Maybe he doesn't like that I tell the truth about his fucking heroin overdose. "I don't know… Nikki Sixx has got something against me. "The only one I talk to nowadays is Tommy Lee," Andy replied. In the same interview, McCoy was asked if he has spoken to any of the members of MÖTLEY CRÜE since publicly voicing his displeasure over CRÜE's decision to title their box set "Music To Crash Your Car To" (a move that HANOI ROCKS frontman Michael Monroe had previously called "beyond disrespectful"). And it was a pretty sad scene altogether." I had to call the band, and you don't tell this kind of news over the telephone. So I was like, 'What color was the car he was driving around?' 'Hey, man, we just passed the fucking scene of an accident with a bright red sports car all smashed up.' I saw Razzle's hat on the street, I went up, 'What the fuck's happened?' They said, 'You have to go to this and this hospital.' In the hospital, I walk in with Tommy, and I was asking about Razzle, and this doctor walks up, 'Anybody here know this guy called Razzle?' I said, 'Yeah, I do, his family.' 'Sorry, your friend has passed away.' I thought he might have a broken leg or something. So me and T-Bone, Tommy Lee, took his car and we went looking for him. After an hour or so, she started getting worried. And he had a wife who was seven months pregnant. What happened was Razzle disappeared, and so did Vince. Asked by Norway's Metal Express to comment on the book's description of the events surrounding the tragic car accident caused by MÖTLEY CRÜE singer Vince Neil in 1984 that killed his passenger, HANOI drummer Razzle, McCoy said, "Bullshit. HANOI ROCKS guitarist Andy McCoy has slammed MÖTLEY CRÜE over their account of HANOI drummer Nicholas "Razzle" Dingley's death and CRÜE bassist Nikki Sixx's heroin overdose, as published in CRÜE's best-selling band autobiography, "The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band".
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