It’d be tough to accuse the multi-award-winning rock band Chicago of resting on its laurels. Not that anyone would blame the band members if they did. With more than 100 million in record sales, 21 top 10 singles, five consecutive No. 1 albums and a host of other successes spanning five decades, the band’s legacy has long been set. That’s what makes the modesty of original member Lee Loughnane — one of four of the band’s original seven members still in the group — especially poignant.
“People have a perception of me because I’m on stage. They think I’m something different, maybe special, and that’s undeserved,” said the instrumentalist. “You do your job and I do my job. I’m just on a stage.”
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