"Same thing happened when daughter passed away. So we thought that we would be prepared for the end when it came, and we weren't. Well, lots of people knew about it, but it wasn't public, the information. "Neil was sick for three and a half years, and no one really knew about it.
And I think both Geddy and I expected to be better with it. You lose anybody that's close, it's a profound thing. As you can imagine, we were very, very close. He said, "After Neil passed, it was very difficult to get inspired or motivated to play. Lifeson reflected on the death of bandmate Neil Peart last year.
And we work really, really well together. But we're both eager to get back together and kind of get back into that thing that we've done since we were 14 years old that we love to do. "Of course, now with the pandemic, it's kind of wrecked things for a bit. We still talk about it, and I'm sure we will. So we never got a chance to sit down and start working or just having some fun together. "We talked about getting together and doing some stuff together, but it got very, very busy for him, even after he finished writing the book - taking it on the road. He said, "After we finished the last tour in 2015, I started just writing on my own and doing some stuff.
Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson earned a top 21 story from February 2021 when he shared during an interview that he and Geddy Lee have been talking about working together on new music and Alex believes that it will happen.Īlex made the comments during an interview with Make Weird Music.
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