I don't think it would be fair for us not to do something. Tom loved his fans and his fans loved him. "They are really, really nice people, good people. "I'm still in touch with some of the fans," he said. It's been tumultuous since his death, but Ferrone is certain that the day will come. Now, three years later, Tom's estate has released his long-awaited Wildflowers & All The Rest box set, and The Heartbreakers are considering returning to the stage.įerrone says the band believes Tom will somehow communicate when the time is right for the Heartbreakers to get back together. The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner concluded that shortly before his death, Tom had taken painkillers Fentanyl and oxycodone a sleep aid called Restoril a depression med called Celexa and the anti-anxiety drug Xanax. According to the Centers for Disease Control, more than two-thirds of those deaths involved synthetic opioids. Petty was one of more than 70,000 Americans to succumb to a drug overdose in 2017. They believe the pain had become so great that Tom overmedicated and died in what they deemed "an unfortunate accident." His wife Dana and daughter Adria later revealed in a statement that Petty's hip was fully broken by the time he'd gotten home.
TOM PETTY DEAD FULL
Within a week of the final show of the Heartbreakers' 40th anniversary tour, Petty was rushed to the hospital in full cardiac arrest, due to an accidental drug overdose. "We should have canceled and done it another time," he said. The drummer wishes Petty hadn't done the tour at all. Other times he’d say, ‘I need you again.’ He’d put his arm around me and we’d hit those stairs together.” But once we’d done the done the bulk of the show and we’d come off and have something to drink backstage while everybody was going crazy, sometimes he’d be able to walk up there on his own. It would kill the pain and he’d be able to perform.
I’d say, ‘How are you doing? You ready for the show?’ He’d say, ‘Just get me up there and I’ll be okay.’ We’d get up there and it would do what it was supposed to do. "He’d sort of time so that it would kick in once he got up there. "He was taking Ox圜ontin so he could get through the shows," Ferrone recalled. While Petty always gave his fans a great show, Ferrone tells Rolling Stone that the affair was much harder to watch backstage.
TOM PETTY DEAD CRACKED
Petty cracked his hip shortly before the tour and chose to play through the pain, rather than delay the trek indefinitely so he could undergo a hip replacement.ĭespite the crippling injury and excruciating pain, Petty traveled all summer and played at least 53 concerts, aggravating his condition a little more each time he took the stage. Confusion surrounded the singer over conflicting reports of his wellbeing, which emerged after he experienced a heart attack.
Tom Petty's death in the fall of 2017 of an accidental drug overdose was unexpected but preventable, says his longtime drummer Steve Ferrone. Legendary artist Tom Petty has died aged 66, his family has confirmed.
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