Lucas Fox

Lucas Fox
Birth name	Lucas Fox
Genres	Rock
Instruments	Drums
Years active	1975—present
Associated acts	Motörhead, Warsaw Pakt, Walking Wounded

Lucas Fox is a drummer, who was a member of British rock band Motörhead, and London punk rockers Warsaw Pakt.

In 1975 Fox was invited, along with Larry Wallis, to start Lemmy's band, Bastards. After taking advice, the band was renamed Motörhead. The band supported Greenslade at gigs, performing cover versions. Their debut was at The Roundhouse, on 20 July. Fox was drummer for six months before being replaced during their first album recording sessions by Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor. Fox's drumming appeared on the On Parole album track, "Lost Johnny" which, unlike the rest of the songs Fox recorded for the album, was not overdubbed with Taylor's drums.

Lucas also appeared in the band's 10th anniversary video, joining the band on stage for the final number, "Motorhead".

In Spring 1977, Warsaw Pakt formed around Ladbroke Grove, London, composed of lead guitarist Andy Colquhoun of The Rockets, Fox on drums, vocalist Jimmy Coull, John Walker on rhythm guitar, and Chris Underhill on bass. The band gigged around local venues and played with Siouxsie and the Banshees at a gig in the bar of Exeter College, Oxford, Oxford. Their debut album Needle Time was released through Island Records. 5,000 copies were sold in the first week, at the end of the week Island Records decided they would not have any more pressed. The band continued to play locally for a few months more before finally splitting up in March 1978.

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