"I love the who and would never had quit," said Starkey in a statement, as Pete Townshend announced another musician will take his place on the drumsLast month, Zak Starkey announced he was parting ways with The Who after 29 years of drumming with the rock bandLater that week,

For Zak Starkey, it’s looking like maybe he will get fooled again. Ringo Starr’s son has been drumming with The Who for nearly 30 years, but no longer—um, at least we think. In the past month or so, Starkey has been fired,

British rock band The Who’s task of replacing their iconic first drummer Keith Moon is still causing headaches, five decades after Moon’s death. The group’s guitarist Pete Townshend announced on Instagram on Monday that Zak Starkey,