Drummer Josh Freese Quits A Perfect Circle

by Ryan Minic | Oct 2, 2012

Drummer Josh Freese ?has quit A Perfect Circle.

“After 13 years, I’ve decided to leave @aperfectcircle with no plans of returning,” he tweeted. “Apologies to those inquiring about the upcoming shows.”

The band has yet to announce a replacement for Freese.

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