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Frank Beard, who spent decades behind the drum kit for the iconic blues rock band ZZ Top, died at the age of 77. The musician was a core member of the Texas-based trio that achieved massive commercial and critical success over multiple decades in the music industry.
Beard’s steady drumming and solid musicianship proved instrumental in shaping the sound that made ZZ Top one of rock’s most recognizable acts. His performances helped define the band’s distinctive approach to blues-influenced rock music that resonated with audiences worldwide.
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