Music
Keane 'nearly split over drugs'
Published Saturday, Oct 18 2008, 19:16 BST | By Michael Thornton

The musician struggled with an addiction to alcohol and drugs in 2006, and has claimed that his problems came close to destroying the group.
However, the band stayed together and this week released Perfect Symmetry - their third album.
"I didn't join a group to become famous and to get girls. I did it to be up there on stage and to feel the magic connection between a band and a crowd of people," said 29-year-old Chaplin.
"The most important things now are my love of music and my friendships, but nothing prepares you for all the things that come with being in a band. I found it hard to reconcile myself with the fame and celebrity."
> Click here to read our review of Perfect Symmetry
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