In the latest Rolling Stone Magazine he has spoken of of his previous life and 'ghost' photos he took at the Alamo.
These days, Phil Collins is more interested in the Battle of the Alamo than in music. And he’s not just an Alamo history buff, he’s a collector. He says he has hundreds of cannonballs, documents, and other artifacts in his basement in Switzerland.
And now, he thinks some of the photos he’s taken at the site of the Alamo show ghosts or something like them.
Phil told “Rolling Stone” there are, quote, “glowing, semi-transparent light orbs” in the pictures, and he believes they represent, quote, “paranormal energy.”
Phil has also been told by a psychic that he fought at the Alamo in a previous life and he thinks it could be true.He says, quote, “I don’t want to sound like a weirdo. I’m not Shirley Maclaine, but I’m prepared to believe. You’ve seen the pictures. You can’t deny them.” Phil also talks about the neck and spinal cord injury that essentially makes it impossible for him to play the drums like he used to, because he can’t grip the sticks.
