Keith Moon's favourite song by The Beach Boys wouldn't just be a moment of musical joy but become a sad reflection of a life ...

Keith Moon was the last person I thought I would hang out with in London in the summer of 1975. I was 17, and my new best mate was considered the 'wild man of rock' or 'Moon the Loon'.

Moon had already started making a habit of placing an explosive charge in one of his two bass drums at the climax the Who's live shows (his own spin on Townshend’s ritual guitar smashing). But ...

Keith Moon (April 30, 1964 – Sept. 7, 1978) Rock history was made April 30, 1964, when the Who were playing a gig at the Oldfield Hotel in Greenford, England.

3. Substitute 4. Talking ’bout Pie Generation 5. Won't Get Pooled Again Keith Moon played drums with the same hyper-kinetic intensity that he lived his life: frenetic to the point where chaos could ...

Keith Moon driving a Rolls-Royce into a swimming pool is an erroneous conflation of two incidents. In one, he left the handbrake off, and the car rolled into a pool, which was under construction ...

Recommended “I’ve got to find a Keith Moon,” the star told BBC 6Music’s Matt Everitt back in 2018. “It’s going to be very, very dependent on the actor and the actor’s eyes.

Keith Moon is often remembered for his wild on-stage antics and drug abuse more than anything by casual fans, and that’s honestly quite unfortunate. Though, we’re not exactly surprised.

A marketing contest for Keith Moon’s solo album Two Sides of the Moon took things to the next level, inviting fans to submit photos of their own “moon.” The solo debut by the Who drummer ...