The Who’s drummer, Keith Moon, was at the height of his career and fame in 1970, the same year his name was plastered all over the news for reasons other than his band’s massive success or his typical rockstar antics. Unluckily for him – and tragically for his driver and bodyguard – Moon was suddenly found himself charged with murder.
What happened at a London pub on January 4, 1970, resulted in the end of Neil Boland’s life at the hands of Keith Moon. If you’re looking for the snapshot: The drunk drummer ran over his chauffeur while trying to escape from a group of teenaged skinheads. Now, if you’re looking for an in-depth account of what on earth happened that night, then stick around.