The Sum 41 singer’s excessive drinking caused organ failure that kept him from walking or playing guitar. Now, thanks to some guidance from Iggy Pop, running sprints with his trainer, and adhering to a quasi-Mediterranean diet, he says he’s never felt better.
The Sum 41 singer’s excessive drinking caused organ failure that kept him from walking or playing guitar. Now, thanks to some guidance from Iggy Pop, running sprints with his trainer, and adhering to a quasi-Mediterranean diet, he says he’s never felt better.
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