Peter Forrest of 24-7 Spyz was one New York rock's best performers, with a band that played with Nirvana. Inside his rise, flame out and tragic end ...

Peter Forrest, 64, was known as P. Fluid when he sang in the original lineup of 24-7 Spyz, a South Bronx-based band that mixed metal, hardcore, punk and funk and opened for Jane’s Addiction on ...

A Bronx driver found murdered inside a private ambulette on Monday was a pioneering musician known as P. Fluid -- who once opened for Grammy Award-nominated rock band Jane's Addiction, it has been ...

Peter Forrest was the charismatic lead singer of 24-7 Spyz, which did shows with Jane’s Addiction. Last week, Mr. Forrest, 64, was found beaten to death in the ambulette he drove for a living.

A 1980s rock singer has been found dead at 64, according to multiple reports. Peter Forrest, best known as 24-7 Spyz frontman P. Fluid, died Monday after being beaten to death in an ambulette bus ...

P. Fluid, vocalist and founding member of the heavy metal troupe 24-7 Spyz, was discovered dead Monday afternoon in an abandoned ambulette in the Bronx.

Peter "P. Fluid" Forrest, of the band 24-7 Spyz, is pictured at the New York Music Awards at the Beacon Theater on March 31, 1990. (Photo by Ebet Roberts/Redferns via Getty Images) ...

Sharief Bodden, 29, was charged Friday (Jan. 17) in the killing of Peter Forrest, a 64-year-old Bronx resident, who under the stage name P. Fluid had been a frontman for 24/7 Spyz.

Peter Forrest, better known in the music world as onetime 24-7 Spyz frontman P. Fluid, was discovered beaten to death Monday (Jan. 13) in New York City. Per The New York Daily News, the 64-year ...

Last week, the shocking news broke that Peter Forrest, aka P. Fluid, vocalist of the pioneering Bronx rap-metal band 24-7 Spyz, had been found beaten to death in the back of an ambulette that he ...

Peter Forrest, who under the stage name P. Fluid became the founding vocalist of NYC rap-rock pioneers 24-7 Spyz, has died. As the New York Daily News reports, Forrest was found beaten to death ...

“He brought a sense of reckless abandon, but in a fun way,” 24/7 Spyz guitarist Jimi Hazel told Rolling Stone of P. Fluid. “He was climbing on the rafters. When he wanted to sing, he could sing.