He left the band at the height of its popularity to pursue a solo career, which became a commercial success. Ozzy Osbourne was born John Michael Osbourne on Decemin Birmingham, England and is famously known as the lead singer of the English hard-rock band Black Sabbath. Their public lives are only a window into a world where problems are solved with a quick pill down the throat, and tons of side effects. Overprescription is an epidemic and celebrities aren’t the only victims. Studies show that in 2010, 2.4 million Americans 12 years or older began using prescription drugs for the first time for nonmedical reasons. We live in a pill-popping society where instant gratification is the minimum requirement.
Osbourne isn’t the first celebrity to have battled with a prescription drug addiction, and his doctor isn’t the first to overprescribe drugs to addicts. That incident, said Osbourne’s manager-wife Sharon, was the last straw she claimed that Ozzy’s doctor was overprescribing him a host of powerful antipsychotic and tranquilizing drugs, which contributed to his bizarre behavior. Over the next few days, the scene was replayed on national television, making a mockery of the mumbling singer. What ensued was a garbled-up, unintelligible rendition of the famous song so bad that Osbourne went down as the worst Wrigley singer in history. On August 17, 2003, rock legend Ozzy Osbourne was invited to Wrigley Field to sing Take Me Out to the Ball Game during the seventh-inning stretch of a Chicago Cubs game.
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