There was shows in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, all of these were coming up next year he was supposed to do. There's were tours that were coming up, he had a new manager. He was halfway through writing an album, he was talking to Chris Holmes on Sunday evening to talk about him doing a guest slot on one of the tracks. But aside from that, Steve was in a really good place with his mental health. This was his middle brother they were just inseparable they did so much together and they built planes together (model) and flew them together and lots of stuff. "Steve was still grieving his brother, he never got over his death, which is nearly four years ago now. Which I'm pleased about because it meant that he didn't die worrying or feeling ill or thinking he's going to die any day or any of that. I think within the first 12 hours it was very difficult obviously because we're just trying to get our heads around what happened. Within the first 12 hours of announcing it I must have had 3,000 messages. On Steve Grimmett's passing: "First just say to thank you to everybody, the support has just been overwhelming really. Canada's The Metal Voice spoke to Grimmett's wife / former manager Millie Grimmett, who provided fans with updates surrounding the passing of her husband and advised on funeral arrangements as well as Steve's love for all his fans.
Steve Grimmett passed away earlier this month at the age of 62.
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