SEATTLE — Layne Staley, lead singer for the grunge band Alice in Chains, was found dead in his apartment, authorities said Saturday. He was 34. Tests were being conducted to determine the cause ...

PASSING NOTES The body of Alice in Chains lead singer Layne Staley was found in his Seattle home on Friday. The 34-year-old had been dead for up to two weeks, and it took investigators a day to ...

Layne Staley, lead singer of the grunge band Alice in Chains is seen in this 1995 Sony Music handout photo location unknown. Staley was found dead in his Seattle apartment late Friday, April 19 ...

For Alice in Chains fan Cain Rurup, Saturday's memorial for singer Layne Staley was a long-overdue tribute to one of his rock idols. "It's the least I could do for what he gave to me," said Rurup ...

When Layne Staley was found dead from a drug overdose in 2002, he left his band Alice in Chains with a lot of unfinished business. This was a band that, after all, was never even able to tour ...

The singer was known for the powerful vocals heard on the band's first three albums Facelift, Dirt and Alice In Chains, as well as their two EPs Sap and Jar of Flies and a few other one-off tracks.

Some people seem like they can save just about anyone but themselves. Tanya Vece should know, she was the beneficiary of one such stormy, world-weary soul. Layne Staley was best known as the ...

A body was found Friday at the University District home of Layne Staley, the lead singer of the seminal Seattle grunge band Alice in Chains. Law enforcement sources said the body was Staley's, but ...

Layne Staley, who sang on the legendary band's first three studio albums -- 1990's Facelift, 1992's Dirt, and 1995's Alice in Chains -- passed at the age of 34 on April 5, 2002 from a drug ...

Alice in Chains singer William Duvall talks Alice In Chains legacy, streaming services, his new band, and fitting into one of the best bands of the 90's.

By 1990, Alice in Chains was in regular rotation on MTV and touring the world. Fans bought the band’s recordings by the millions. Sometime during the early ’90s, Staley started using heroin.