A representative for the band said they made a “collective decision to part ways with Zak” following a performance at the Royal Albert Hall. But, a few days after sacking Starkey, The Who then un-fired him. Pete Townshend announced that Starkey “is not being asked to step down,” but a month later, Townshend said “the time has come for a change.”
When asked what Ringo said, Zak remarked, “He said, ‘I never liked the way that little man runs that band.’” The “little man” likely referred to lead singer, Roger Daltrey.
Ringo Starr and Zak Starkey celebrate the release of Ringo's album 'Time Takes Time' at the Paramount Theater in Los Angeles, California, 27th May 1992.Photo by Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images
Starkey told RS that the band fired him over dropping two beats while drumming. “I’ve watched that film three times…If I drop two beats, where the [explicative] are they?” he said.
Roger Daltrey, Zak Starkey and Pete Townshend (R) of The Who perform in 2019Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage
“It’s the Who. Weirder [eplicative] than this has gone down,” he said. “I’ve heard them say weirder [explicative] than this. It’s the Who — the maddest band there’s ever been.”
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