Matt Willis on Quitting Drinking, Busted Fame + The Day He Almost Lost It All
Busted singer and bassist Matt Willis was famous at 16, in rehab at 21, and sober for eight years before one tray of champagne sent him back to six grams of cocaine a day. He joins Sober Dave on One for the Road to talk about quitting drinking, the music industry that fed his addiction, and the morning his wife Emma…
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