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Original STEELHEART Drummer In A Coma

March 19, 2008

Frontman Miljenko Matijevic of the reactivated early '90s hard rockers STEELHEART has issued the following update:

"Dear friends, I am sad give out some bad news. My old friend and original drummer of STEELHEART (John Fowler; currently in VOODOO JETS) is in the hospital. He had a brain aneurysm and he is in a coma. The doctors say they don't know if he is going to make it. I ask all of you if you can send him some love and positive energy to help him to come out of this traumatic situation."

Watch STEELHEART's "She's Gone" video featuring John Fowler below.

The revamped version of STEELHEART in 2006 issued a three-song EP, "Just a Taste", which was previously described as "a futuristic LED ZEPPELIN."

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