Renowned American drummer Jon Wysocki, best known for his work with bands Staind and SOiL, has passed away at the age of 53. The talented musician reportedly battled liver problems before his untimely death this past Saturday.
SOiL, the rock band that Wysocki also played with, took to social media to pay tribute to their friend and former bandmate. They described him as a great friend, drummer, and human being, expressing how honored they were to have worked with him. Staind, the band that Wysocki co-founded, also shared their heartfelt condolences, reminiscing on the great memories they shared together.
Aaron Lewis, a former bandmate of Wysocki, penned an emotional tribute expressing his deep sorrow over the loss of his friend. He described Wysocki as a brother and reminisced about the battles they faced together during their time in the band. Despite any past tensions, Lewis expressed that he would have welcomed Wysocki back with open arms.
Wysocki’s musical journey began with Staind in 1995 and spanned over 17 years, during which the band achieved great success with multiple number-one hits. However, the drummer eventually decided to part ways with the band in 2011, feeling uncomfortable with the fame that came with their success.
Even after leaving Staind, Wysocki continued to pursue his passion for music, performing with SOiL and Lydia’s Castle. His legacy as a talented and dedicated musician will surely live on in the hearts of his fans and loved ones. Jon Wysocki will be deeply missed, and his impact on the music industry will not be forgotten.
