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Judas Priest’s Longtime Bassist Ian Hill Announces Retirement: ‘Time Has Come’

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Longest-serving member of heavy metal legends cites “evil arthritis,” other health issues and “neglect[ing] my family life for 57 years” as reasons for departure, but Hill will appear on band’s upcoming album

Source: Rolling Stone

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