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“I’m old. I’m glad that what could possibly be my last hurrah is something that people – some people, at least – have noticed”: The rise and fall of the forgotten guitar hero, Jake E Lee

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“I’m old. I’m glad that what could possibly be my last hurrah is something that people – some people, at least – have noticed”: The rise and fall of the forgotten guitar hero, Jake E Lee

After his glory days as Ozzy Osbourne’s right-hand man in the 80s and personal tragedy in the 90s, Jake E Lee vanished for 15 years: In 2013, he stepped back into the spotlight

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