BUCKCHERRY singer Josh Todd, who will celebrate his 30th year of sobriety in November, spoke to Australia’s Heavy about how being sober provides many benefits, including improved physical and mental health, better relationships, greater financial stability, and an increased sense of accomplishment….
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