Lou Gramm, the co-founder and former frontman of rock band Foreigner, has announced that next year will be his final year of touring.

The 75-year-old musician, who has been performing in rock bands for more than 50 years, sat down for an interview with Ultimate Classic Rock in which he discussed his future plans.

“I’ve been doing this for over 54 years, (including initial group) Black Sheep,” Gramm told Ultimate Classic Rock. “You know that was a professional band. We had two albums out on Capitol Records (and) did some serious touring.”

The musician elaborated that his future desires lie away from music.

“I just feel like there’s some other things that I want to do,” he explained. “I do want to spend more time with my children — my older children and my younger child — and spend mor

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