Biography Flash: Geddy Lee's Poignant Tributes, Baseball Book Buzz & Enduring Legacy
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Biography Flash: Geddy Lee's Poignant Tributes, Baseball Book Buzz & Enduring Legacy
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This week in Geddy Lee’s world has been surprisingly full of public tributes, business news, and heartfelt nostalgia. On September 12th, Geddy marked the sixth anniversary of Neil Peart’s passing by posting a moving Instagram tribute in honor of what would have been his late bandmate’s seventy-third birthday. In this post Geddy reminded fans of Neil’s mantra asking what is the most excellent thing one can do today and encouraged everyone to do something excellent in The Professor’s memory. The timing was closely tied to RUSHfest Scotland’s now-annual tradition: the release of “Songs for Neil Vol. 6,” a Rush tribute album supporting cancer charities, which dropped Friday, with all proceeds going to Funding Neuro. Geddy’s participation and birthday salute put him prominently in fan discussions this weekend according to the Rush Is A Band blog.
In terms of business, big anticipation still surrounds Geddy’s long-awaited book, “72 Stories from the Collection of Geddy Lee.” After a limited signed edition wowed collectors at Christmas, the standard version is now up for preorder and will see wide release on September 30th, just in time to tap into the MLB playoffs energy. Baseball fans and Rush collectors alike are buzzing, since the work draws on Geddy’s famed memorabilia archive as first shared in a special auction last year. The Rush Backstage Club has briefly put the special edition up for grabs again, reigniting a flurry of social media mentions and fan site chatter.
Geddy’s digital presence has also dipped into broader music commentary recently. Rock & Roll Garage on Threads highlighted a September 10 post referencing Lee’s respect for overlooked bassists, a topic that regularly keeps him in music media rotation.
Meanwhile, the broader influence of Geddy and Rush continues popping up in cultural conversation. From Les Claypool reminiscing about Rush on Rick Beato’s YouTube show to American Songwriter naming Lee as a quintessential rock bassist, the legacy discussion endures. And in a poignant recent piece of social media history, DC Film News revisited Geddy’s family story and his parents’ survival of Auschwitz, underlining the depth behind his public persona.
No new live events, podcasts, or TV show appearances have been confirmed this week, and there are no reports of major new music or business ventures beyond the book and Neil Peart tribute. If something breaks—especially as the book launch nears next week—I’ll update you on the next “Geddy Lee Biography Flash.”
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