MOTÖRHEAD guitarist Phil Campbell has shot down a suggestion that the band’s late mainman Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister was a Nazi sympathizer.
Lemmy had an extensive collection of military and particularly Nazi paraphernalia from World War II, and he had been known to wear Iron Crosses and hats from the Ge…
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