Award-winning musician eyes road again after 'hell for leather' touring halted by brush with death

Queensland band Hillbilly Goats were performing high-energy shows all over Australia and beyond until a sudden, life-threatening brain injury stopped the music.

His dad was 32 when he passed away.

"It can be very sudden, and the main symptom when the aneurysm bursts is a very sudden, very severe headache."I think if anyone were to get a very sudden, very severe headache then they should seek medical attention.

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