To be considered the QUEEN of anything is pretty cool, so I was honoured to carry the title back then. Unfortunately, being stereotyped as METAL forever wasn’t something that I expected…

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Former metal queen Lee Aaron has spent almost every other evening over the past six months watching endless footage of herself. Once she and her archivist husband John Cody tuck their two young children into bed in their South Surrey home, they almost religiously hunker down to watch, select, and edit reams of video being turned into an Aaron anthology.

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“A mini Stonehenge will drop down halfway through the set when we remove our wizard capes to reveal the – just kidding” Lee Aaron jokes about her upcoming Alberta performances.

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Lee Aaron isn’t singing the blues about the role of wife and motherhood.
“Life is good,” says the mother of two, and she means it.

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While many artists are reluctant to relive their past, one gets the impression that Lee Aaron’s aversion to the expansive forces of nostalgia may be stronger than most.

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Award-winning singer-songwriter Lee Aaron was once the painfully shy girl who hung around the music room after school to study and practice.

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German magazine interview.

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Lee Aaron knows all about taglines and media monikers.

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Singer Lee Aaron is the proud mother of Jett Forrester Cody, who was born Saturday at Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminister.

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When Lee Aaron steps out to sing in this year’s Women’s Blues Revue at Massey Hall, it won’t be her first time onstage at the venerable hall.

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