Keith Moon

The Who singer says larger-than-life drummer could be “incredibly tragic,” especially toward the end of his life.

The Who frontman is also certain he doesn’t want to be involved with Woodstock's 50th anniversary.

The Who frontman outlines requirements for role of “strange bunch of people.”

Who drummer continued his litany of personal disasters when he trashed a room and collapsed in August of 1968.

Drummer took rock 'n' roll excess and made it into something approaching performance art.

The drumming legend climbed over his kit, then walked off stage – unaware it would be the last time he'd do any of it.

Keith Moon took rock ’n’ roll excess and made it into something approaching performance art.

Charity work has become a large part of the Who's incredible career legacy.

Oddly enough, one of his most infamous on-stage mishaps wasn't – at least initially – chalked up to drugs and alcohol.

He was with a group who attended the opening of a pub in Hatfield, Hertfordshire owned by the son of his neighbors.