Pepper Keenan: Dave Grohl Paid for Late C.O.C. Drummer Reed Mullin’s Rehab

Corrosion of Conformity singer-guitarist Pepper Keenan has revealed that Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl paid for Reed Mullin’s rehab prior to the C.O.C. drummer’s passing at 53 years old in 2020. Mullin died in January 2020 after a myriad of health issues, including an alcohol-related seizure in 2016. As Keenan disclosed during an appearance on Suicide Silence guitarist Chris Garza’s podcast, Grohl made a valiant effort to help Mullin during his difficult times. Get Foo Fighters Tickets Here “Well, his health was not well,” said Keenan (as transcribed by Blabbermouth) when asked whether he knew C.O.C.’s 2018 album No Cross No Crown would be their last with Mullin. “And we tried everything. [We] didn’t know. He just couldn’t get it together, man. And we tried everything. And Dave Grohl offered help — Dave Grohl had helped him with rehab, paid for it out of his own pocket, which was very kind. [I’ll] never forget that. And, yeah, I didn’t know.” Grohl and Mullin collaborated as core members of the all-star punk-metal supergroup Teenage Time Killers, which released an album in 2015 featuring contributions from a bevy of notable musicians. Keenan went on to say, “Now me and [C.O.C. g...