Mikkey Dee, drummer for the rock band Scorpions, is recovering at home after battling a serious blood infection (sepsis). Dee was hospitalized for three weeks and underwent several operations before being discharged. He is optimistic about returning to the stage for the band's upcoming residency in Las Vegas on February 27th.
“First, I like to thank everyone for these heartwarming Christmas and New Year's greetings, that I have not been able to respond to. I always try to do that every year,” Dee, 61, wrote via Facebook on Thursday, January 2. “This holiday season, I have been hospitalized with a very serious blood infection . I was admitted for three weeks but now I am home fighting this bastard bacteria.”
Dee, who previously played the drums in Motörhead, noted that underwent “several operations” before being discharged. He concluded, “So, the Stinger is out and I can’t wait to see you all out there on the road and rock the hell out of you! I wish everybody a fantastic 2025 with good health and lots of Rock n’ Roll!”Sepsis, according to the Mayo Clinic, occurs when the body improperly responds to an infection and causes the organs to function poorly.
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