In a new interview with Toronto Life, RUSH bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee was asked if he and his bandmates were cleaner than their contemporaries at the height of their commercial success or they were “just better at hiding it”. He responded: “You mean, what drugs were we doing? Honestly, it was strang…
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