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Geddy Lee's Latest: Book Launch, MLB & Rock Hall | Biography Flash
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A quick flash through the life of Geddy Lee over the past few days, and it’s clear the iconic Rush frontman remains as active and relevant as ever. The biggest headline at this very moment is the release of his long-anticipated book, "72 Stories from the Collection of Geddy Lee," hitting wide distribution this coming Tuesday, September 30, just ahead of the Major League Baseball playoffs. This book, which began as a set of tales tied to his famous memorabilia collection and was once only available through a special auction and limited edition, will now reach a broader audience, just as fans have long hoped. There’s a special edition still available—autographed, in a slick red slipcase, complete with a custom-made Geddy Lee baseball. And in an attention to fan detail, buyers of the collectible edition are reportedly being sent a standard edition as well, so collectors can keep theirs untouched and pristine. Geddy’s own social media and Instagram have been lighting up with promos and a candid sit-down video with co-writer Daniel Richler, giving fans a window into the stories behind the stories, while stoking excitement just before the launch, as detailed by Rush Is A Band Blog.
In the sphere of cultural commentary, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shined a spotlight on Geddy for his perspective on Soundgarden’s induction into the 2025 Hall. Geddy recommended "Badmotorfinger" as a “must-listen” classic—his comments posted directly by the Rock Hall to their own social channels. The endorsement generated its own mini swirl of social chatter, giving Geddy a trending bump among classic and modern rock fans alike.
Meanwhile, whispers are swirling about business activity and personal projects, as fans note Geddy’s absence from the ongoing touring cycles that dominate other classic rockers. While his own activities are dialed into writing and public commentary, his partner Alex Lifeson has been far more visible in the last week, attending Steven Wilson’s concerts and pushing forward side-project Envy of None’s charity vinyl. There’s no verified new music or business launch from Geddy himself in the short term, but his memoir, last year’s autobiography "My Effin’ Life," and his signature baseball tales have kept him firmly in the public’s view.
On social media, Geddy remains selective, with most mentions in the past 72 hours centering on excitement about the book and his Rock Hall participation, not to mention threads quoting his praise of overlooked bassists from a September 23 Instagram clip that’s made the rounds on Threads and Instagram. There have been no unconfirmed reports of live appearances, surprise collaborations, or business controversies emerging, and no major speculation beyond typical fan hope that he might return to music or the stage in a big way.
That wraps up the latest on Geddy Lee for this episode of “Geddy Lee Biography Flash.” Thank you for listening. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an update on the life of Geddy Lee and search the term Biography Flash for more great biographies.
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