Bill Curbishley's Road from Prison to Managing Rock Legends
I'm grateful to be alive, I'm grateful that I found the way out of the pit that I was digging for myself
Imagine turning a life of addiction and prison into a career managing one of the world's biggest rock bands. In this episode of 'The Wagon', Finty Williams and John McKeown sit down with Bill Curbishley to hear his extraordinary tale. Bill's journey is filled with resilience and unexpected twists, from his time behind bars to his rise as the manager of The Who.
He opens up about how hitting rock bottom became the catalyst for change, transforming his anger and pain into motivation for a better life. Bill's story isn't just about personal triumph; it's also about the impact of addiction on relationships and careers. He candidly discusses how his struggles affected those around him and what it took to rebuild trust and success. Spirituality played a pivotal role in his recovery, providing a foundation for his new life.
Throughout the episode, you'll find moments of raw honesty and inspiration. Bill's experiences managing The Who add another layer of intrigue, revealing the challenges and rewards of working with rock legends. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking for a story of redemption and the power of positive change. Finty and John guide the conversation with empathy and insight, making sure Bill's incredible journey is fully appreciated.
Whether you're on your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable lessons and hope.