Cliff Fish, a member of Paper Lace, died of cancer at the age of 43. His official Facebook page verified the news and an official announcement was posted on behalf of his wife Elaine and their two children. The following were mentioned in the statement:
“The past two years have been extremely difficult, but Cliff has faced the challenges of cancer with courage and courage, and he lived his life to the very end.”
According to the post, everyone knows Cliff as a nice, kind, fun, awesome and genuine guy that people usually enjoy spending time with. The message continued by describing him as a talented musician and performer, while noting that his passing has left an immeasurable void in people’s lives. and he will be unconditionally treasured by family and friends.
According to the statement, Fish’s cancer diagnosis was revealed in the Cypriot healthcare system two years ago. It continued:
“We will be forever grateful to Dr. Evangelia (who Cliff calls his Guardian Angel) and Nurse Rachel, who treated and fought for Cliff to the end.” The family are planning to celebrate his remarkable life in the UK in the coming days and we will put the information online if anyone wants to join us.”
Cliff Fish is a founding member of Paper Lace.
Cliff Fish, born August 13, 1949, is the bass guitarist of Paper Lace. Dave Manders, Roy White and Phil Wright were also members of the band when the band was formed in 1967. Before creating blockbuster albums and songs, they often performed at modest gatherings. Throughout their history, the band has released only two albums, the first being First Edition in March 1972. This was followed by And Other Bits of Material / Paper Lace in June 1974, which reached the top of the chart. Billboard charts.
Until the 1980s, the band released hit songs like Billy Don’t Be a Hero, The Night Chicago Died, So What If I Am, We’ve Got the Whole World in Our Hands, Trinidad Boy, and other articles. In 1978, they were joined by another guitarist, Chris Raynor.
Twitter users pay their respects
Cliff Fish has become famous as a member of Paper Lace and a contributor to their projects throughout the years. As news of his death spread, Twitter was flooded with tributes. Phil Hendriks, a guitarist and singer, shared his sadness on Facebook, noting that he will miss Fish’s smile, humor and music. He continued:
“We nicknamed it the ‘Fiery’ Fish, but today the fire is out.” “We send our sincere condolences to Cliff’s wife, Elaine, and all of his family and friends.”
Elaine, Fish’s wife and their two sons, Jon and Rob, survived him
RIP Cliff Fish, bass guitarist for British pop group Paper Lace, has died of cancer at his home in Cyprus. He was 73 years old. The band had hits with Billy Don’t Be A Hero, which stayed at #1 for three weeks, and The Night Chicago Died, which peaked at #3 on the chart, in 1974. pic.twitter.com/i5I41mbUll
– Geoff Cox (@Coxchat1) April 17, 2023
Cliff Fish, bassist of Paper Lace, dies aged 73 pic.twitter.com/WFhbBScxGS
– Awesome reset times (@TGRTimes) April 16, 2023
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