Paul Di'Anno, early frontman for Iron Maiden, dies aged 66
Briefly

Despite facing severe health challenges that limited him to performing in a wheelchair, Paul Di'Anno continued to entertain fans worldwide, completing over 100 shows since 2023.
Di'Anno, known for his forthright singing style, contributed to Iron Maiden's early success with their self-titled debut in 1980, which reached No 4 in the UK charts.
Reflecting on his time with Iron Maiden, Di'Anno admitted he had substance abuse issues, saying it wasn't just occasional; he was addicted and couldn't find a way out.
His departure from Iron Maiden was marked by personality clashes with bassist Steve Harris, leading to his replacement by Bruce Dickinson after the 'Killers' world tour.
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