A publicist says Rock & Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Gene Cornish of The Rascals is recovering and in good spirits after collapsing on stage at a Montana concert.
A publicist says Rock & Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Gene Cornish of The Rascals is in good spirits at a Montana hospital after collapsing during a concert.
Melissa Kucirek says the 74-year-old Cornish is expected to be released from a Billings hospital on Wednesday.
She said Sunday that « he’s on the path to a speedy recovery » and is eager to get back on stage.
Kucirek says she didn’t know what caused Cornish to collapse Friday at a show in Billings.
She says that « Gene would like everyone to know that he so appreciates the prayers and well-wishes. »
Cornish, keyboardist Felix Cavaliere, singer Eddie Brigati and drummer Dino Danelli formed The Rascals in 1965.
Their hits include « Good Lovin » and « People Got to Be Free. »
They were inducted into the hall in 1997.
