The singer was diagnosed with Ménière’s disease in the mid-1990s. On the July 7 episode of the “Inside of You” podcast, he spoke about his experience with the chronic illness, which causes fluid to collect in the inner ear, causing damage.
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“Music used to be so much fun,” he said. “[But] it ends up being frustrating for me when I can’t enjoy it. I can’t feel the warmth, you know?”
“I gotta say, God, I’d like to do that,” Lewis revealed. “So there are pangs. And I can’t enjoy music. Like when I cook or have people over for dinner, I always used to play them music. And I have a great collection of old big band stuff and old New Orleans jazz and I don’t play it at all anymore.”
He continued, “I’m mildly dizzy all the time, and my hearing just went to zero. The worst part is that means it’s bad enough not to be able to perform and sing and play, but it’s really bad not to even be able to enjoy music.”
He added, “I miss a show once in a while, I miss the camaraderie of the fellows and the circus-like thing that it is, but man, I’ve been fishing so many great places and had so many great experiences. I gotta kinda look at the positive.”
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