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Reprinted by Permission of Modern Drummer Publications, Inc Reprinted by permission of Modern Drummer Publications, Inc. Copyright 2006. Reprinted by permission of Modern Drummer Publications, Inc. Copyright 2006. t’s not often in a career as a journalist that Today, it’s difficult sitting with Danny, hear- you feel as though you’ve reached the core ing a story of betrayal and personal agony. But of someone’s being, as though you’ve been he’s the perfect example of how one endures, Igiven an honest look into someone’s soul. self-investigates, points the right fingers (even It’s rare that an artist will be so open and self- at himself), and gets through it. Listening to analytical that he’ll give you a true picture of him tell the story of his recent and reclusive what he’s been through. Well, in the following years was upsetting. But I also had a sense of interview, Danny Seraphine bares his soul. relief knowing that the musician I always Danny Seraphine was my first cover story for admired was speaking from the heart and was Modern Drummer, in the December ’78/January finally emerging from what was obviously a ’79 issue. Like millions of fans around the terrible time in his life. world, I loved Chicago. Their music was an “I went from one lifestyle to another,” innovative fusion of rock and jazz, featuring Seraphine says of his firing. “I was in a great tight horn arrangements in a rock setting and band, and then I wasn’t. It was as if the Lord great songwriting. At the center of it all was a had flicked a switch and said, ‘Guess what? Your drummer with inventive chops and a swing sen- life is changing.’ I went from one extreme to sibility. another, from being with seven guys 24/7 for So, years later, when I heard that Seraphine twenty-three years, to being alone.” had been fired from the band, I was shocked. Now it’s chapter three for Danny Seraphine, And the reasons I’d heard seemed absurd—that and he’s getting back to what he loves most. “I his playing wasn’t up to snuff, that he was diffi- came to the realization that God gave me a tal- cult to get along with, that there might have ent and I was squandering it,” he says. “You can been substance abuse. It was hard to imagine make the argument that, after all I’ve done, I the man who’d played on such classics as “Does don’t really need to prove anything with my Anybody Really Know What Time It Is,” “I’m A playing. But it’s not about that. It’s about my Man,” “25 Or 6 To 4,” “Saturday In The Park,” soul and my self-expression. And really, drums “Feelin’ Stronger Every Day,” and so many other have always been what I’m about. I needed to classics not being “good anymore.” get back to the drums.” Reprinted by permission of Modern Drummer Publications, Inc. Copyright 2006. “What?” We just had this big comeback back of my mind I knew there was something album after Peter Cetera left. I engineeredChicago 19the. MD: So, where have you been? else, but they were pretty much unified in whole comeback and we did Danny: I’ve been back in LA for almost that story, so initially I thought maybe it was “Look Away” was the biggest song of the three years now. But twelve years prior to true. At that time I was really running the year on radio, and I played on the whole that, I was hiding in the mountains of business side of the band, and it’s quite possi- album, so when they said they wanted to use Colorado. ble I was distracted to the point where my a different drummer for the next record, it MD: What happened? playing wasn’t up to the standard it had been. floored me. Immediately I thought there was Danny: My firing disillusioned me and hurt But look how the band changed. They something more to it. But Howard said, “No, me so deeply that it took me a long time to went from cutting-edge rock, expanding the you’re going to get paid the same royalties have the courage to come back. It really shat- boundaries of rock ’n’ roll and jazz, and fus- and no one is going to know you didn’tI’ll know, play tered my confidence and broke my spirit. ing the two, to being a hit-ballad act. That on the record.” And I said, “Well, My firing just happened the way it hap- was a tough transition for me, going from and I really don’t like that.” Chicago pened. I’m not saying the guys in the band having complete musical freedom to no free- There had been an occasion on are the worst people in the world. But it went dom at all, almost like having to play with a XVII where Jeff Porcaro had played on the down in a very bad way, a way in which it hand tied behind my back. record. But that was a David Foster produc- should never have gone down. And I’m not That said, it’s a challenge to play simply tion decision. I didn’t take that very well saying I shouldn’t have left the band, but I and leave space. That was the good part either. But this time I think they hoped my wasn’t treated the way you treat somebody about going in that direction. But my firing reaction would be that I’d quit. after twenty-three years of brotherhood. It was portrayed as a problem with my playing, I flew to LA and had a sit-down with them, really shook my foundation, and it was a big even though in the back of my mind I knew it and they said, “We just want to get the old part of a tumultuous change in my life. was a power struggle between certain mem- Danny back.” So I thought, “Okay, they must Shortly after the band fired me, I got bers and me. I think they put an ultimatum to be right. Maybe my playing has gotten incon- divorced, so my whole family fell apart, the rest of band that it was “either him or us.” sistent and I’ve lost focus because I was so everything. I’m not saying that I didn’t have They didn’t like having a drummer running into the business.” But I looked at Jason a hand in it. We always play a part in what the band. Scheff and said, “This last album sold almost happens to us. I was a taskmaster, a tough MD: Did they come to you first with an two million units. We’ve had five Top-5 hits, person to get along with at times. But I was opportunity to change? and my playing hasn’t seemed to hurt that.” all for the band—I ate, slept, and drank Danny: It was done in a strange way. I got a And he said, “Well, we’ve discussed this, and Chicago. The band was my life. phone call from Howard, our manager, say- we’ve come to the conclusion that the record MD: What were the grounds on which they ing, “The band has decided they want to use was a hit in spite of your playing.” fired you? a studio drummer on the next album.” I said, Danny: They said it was my playing. In the 3 H 6 2 4 5 B C H D 7 1 A E F Danny’s Kit 8 G Drums: DW in “Santos rosewood” finish 2. 18" A Custom crash Heads: Remo FiberSkyn FA on snare batter A. 5x14 wood snare 3. 16" A Thin crash with Diplomat snare-side (tuned medium- B. 4x13 piccolo snare 4. 8" A Fast splash high), FiberSkyn FAs on tops of toms with C. 8x10 rack tom 5. 10" A Fast splash clear Ambassadors on bottoms (tuned to fun- D. 10x12 rack tom 6. 20" K Pre-Aged Dry Light ride damental pitch of shell), FiberSkyn FAs on E. 14x14 floor tom with three rivets bass drum batters with DW logo head on F. 14x16 floor tom 7. 17" K Custom Session crash front (moderate tuning) G. 14x18 floor tom 8. 18" ZHT China H. 16x18 bass drum Sticks: Pro-Mark Danny Seraphine signature Hardware: all DW, including a Sidekick aux- model (similar to a 5A, hickory, and with a Cymbals: Zildjian iliary bass drum pedal attached to the 14" floor wood tip) 1. 13" A Mastersound hi-hats tom Reprinted by permission of Modern Drummer Publications, Inc. Copyright 2006. Danny Seraphine fies my foundation as a musician and helps my confidence. So I got back to Colorado, and on Mother’s Day, 1990, I got a phone call from Howard—and he was almost in tears. He said, “Danny, I feel so bad about this, but the band had a meeting behind my back and they voted you out of the band.” It didn’t really surprise me, but…. MD: Why didn’t they call you themselves? Danny: It was gutless. But I do want to say that I wasn’t exactly an innocent bystander. I was very tough. I ran the band with an iron fist, so to speak, and I could be difficult. Everything was for the band, and I have to say I was usually right.
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