Kerslake played in Uriah Heep for ca. 35 years. He first joined the band in late 1971 replacing Iain Clark and was with the band until 2007 except 1980 - 1981 visit to Ozzy Osbourne's band. In the beginning of 2007 he had to retire because of health reasons. RECORDINGS LP DEMONS AND WIZARDS 1972 LP THE MAGICIAN'S BIRTHDAY 1972 2-LP LIVE JANUARY 1973 1973 LP SWEET FREEDOM 1973 CD LIVE AT THE KING BISCUIT FLOWER HOUR (release in 1997) LP WONDERWORLD 1974 LP, CD LIVE AT SHEPPERTON '74 (released in 1986) LP RETURN TO FANTASY 1975 LP HIGH AND MIGHTY 1976 LP FIREFLY 1977 LP INNOCENT VICTIM 1977 LP FALLEN ANGEL 1978 2-LP, CD LIVE IN EUROPE 1979 (released in 1986) LP ABOMINOG 1982 LP HEAD FIRST 1983 LP EQUATOR 1985 LP, CD LIVE IN MOSCOW 1988 LP, CD RAGING SILENCE 1989 LP, CD DIFFERENT WORLD 1991 CD, LP SEA OF LIGHT 1995 CD SPELLBINDER LIVE 1996 CD SONIC ORIGAMI 1998 2-CD FUTURE ECHOES OF THE PAST 2000 CD ACOUSTICALLY DRIVEN 2001 CD ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN 2001 CD THE MAGICIAN'S BIRTHDAY PARTY 2002 CD LIVE IN THE USA 2003 CD MAGIC NIGHT 2004 Before Heep Kerslake played in The Gods with Ken Hensley & Paul Newton. He was also in Cliff Bennett Band which evolved to Toe Fat before forming his own National Head Band. After leaving Heep for the first time in 1980 he joined Ozzy Osbourne's Blizzard Of Ozz band but returned to Heep in 1981. In 2003 he joined forces with ex-Heep and Ozzy bass player Bob Daisley in the band Living Loud. After his departure with Uriah Heep he formed Berggren-Kerslake band in 2013 with Stefan Berggren. Lee Kerslake died after long battle against cancer 19th September 2020. His first solo album was released posthumously in 2021. There is also documentary film Not On The Heep released on DVd & digital format in 2023. More information on his career outside Uriah Heep at Lee Kerslake discography