Zak Starley clarifies that he was not fired from whom – he was “retired”

Zak Starley turns off “noise and confusion.”

One month after notifying that He shared roads with WHO after 29 yearsJust for Pete Townshend To say that He did not leave the band days laterStarkey provides insight into what really happened.

“Bull & Confusion !!!! I had a fantastic phone chat with Roger (Daltrey) At the end of last week that really confused both of us !!! “Started Starkey, son of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr and his first wife Maureen Starkey, on a Monday 26 May Instagram statement.

“Rog said I had not been” fired “… I had been” retired “to work and my own projects. I explained to ROG that I have only spent almost 8 weeks at my studio in Jamaica by completing these projects, that my group mantra of the cosmos released a single in early June and after that had continued.

“I was completely available for the foreseeable future ….rog said” Oh! “And we left it on good terms and great friends that we have always been,” Starkey said. “Must love these guys. As my mom used to say” the mind Boggles !!! “XXX. ‘

Starkey published its statement next to a photo with text: “Drummer: From Keith Moon to Zak Starley and Beyonce.” It was an edited version of an Police stone heading that reads, ”All WHO’s drummer: From Keith Moon to Zak Starley and then. ”

Fans noted in the comment section that they were happy to get an update, although they were still confused about what happened.

“Very confusing. As long as you are OK that’s all that means. We have you,” read a comment. Another person wrote: “I am so happy to know that you are still on good terms with Roger and Pete after this confusing mess.”

The confusion began after Starley confirmed to people in a statement on Wednesday, April 16, that He had divorced roads with whomAnd said he would focus on his family, autobiography and own music.

He also referred to the blood clot on his right knee That he suffered in January and noted that it did not affect his drum.

His statement came weeks after a Metro report was published and claimed that Daltrey had repeatedly said he struggled to hear over the drums under The Who’s Royal Albert Hall Show in March.

Townshend would continue to address Starkey’s statement in a Instagram On Saturday, April 19, and expressed that there had been “some communication problems, personal and private on all pages that needed to be handled, and these have been sent happily.”

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He added further, “Roger and I would like Zak to sharpen his most recent developed drum to accommodate our non-orchestral line and he has easily agreed. I take responsibility for some of the confusion.”