John Miceli

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John Miceli is a Rock drummer for Meat Loaf and the Neverland Express. He has been appearing with Meat Loaf since 1994 and he still appears with Meat Loaf today at every concert however, Miceli has only appeared on the Couldn't Have Said It Better studio album. He will be contributing drum tracks on Meat Loaf's new album and appearing with him at his live shows. For several years, he lived in Las Vegas playing with former Queen band members in the Vegas show "We Will Rock You." Recently he moved back to his native Long Island to live with his family, when the show was canceled. He will continue touring with Meat Loaf around the world.

He has also played briefly with Blue Öyster Cult in 1991.

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