“Dear Fans, we have just received the very sad news that our longtime friend and bass player, Francis Buchholz, has passed away," the band wrote. "His legacy with the band will live on forever, and we will always remember the many good times we have shared together. Our hearts go out to Hella, his family, and friends. R.I.P. Francis."
Buchholz was part of the classic lineup of Scorpions from 1973 to 1992. He played on 12 albums with the legendary band and was part of their most successful era that included hits such as ”No One Like You,” “Rock You Like a Hurricane,” “Still Loving You,” “Rhythm of Love,” and “Wind of Change.”
Francis Buchholz Explained Why He Left Scorpions
Buchholz once said he wasn’t surprised by Scorpions' massive success in the United States.
The beloved bass player also explained what prompted him to leave the band after more than 18 years.
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