Well, the good news here is that Korn bassist Fieldy seems to be doing very well and seems very happy! The possibly bad news here is that it doesn't seem like he's making his return to Korn anytime soon. In a lengthy update via his Facebook page, Fieldy said he and his Korn bandmates are on good terms, but they're just in different places at the moment and have "no beef" with one another. Which is excellent! It just doesn't seem like Fieldy is planning on coming back to Korn anytime soon, based on what he said in the below statement.
Fieldy has been on hiatus from Korn since June 2021.
"Hey, I'm gonna give you an update on my life. Things are great. I'm having a blast. I'm the happiest I've ever been in my life, and I'm enjoying reaching out to you fans more and more. The support you've given me, I've gotta give it back to you guys. I've always taken my time with fans; I love you, guys. Every time I see you, I'll do a photo with you and do pictures. Don't even rush; I'll do two with you. I've always been that way. Just show my appreciation and my love to you, guys.
"Giving you an update on where I'm at in my life, I still am exactly where I was my whole life, actually. Sometimes I don't have any bad habits; sometimes I have bad habits. But to clarify, when I made the statement about my 'bad habits,' they weren't drugs. It's just… at the end of the day — I don't condone this, but when I'm done with all my responsibilities, I have a Bud Light [beer], or as many as I want, to tell you the truth. I'm a grown man. But I know I've gotta get up at five in the morning, 'cause I'm responsible and I've got a job to do. And I've got people that love me, and I've got people that depend on me. So I'm gonna be there for them no matter what.
"I love the guys in Korn. I've known 'em since seventh grade. We have no beef; I've got no problem with those guys. You guys should support 'em. They're ripping right now. They just got off tour. They're killing it.
"I'm always gonna be Fieldy from Korn for the rest of my life, because that's part of my legacy," he added. "Those are my homies; those are my brothers, man. We're just in different places right now. We're not even mad at each other; we're all cool.
"To clarify the [bad] habits, I've never tried cocaine; I've never tried heroin. I don't do… I drink Bud Light, man. It's clear. I mean, if Bud Light wants to give us a sponsorship, I wouldn't be mad.
"I've got lots of projects. If you look on my history, you see me dressing crazy. It's not 'cause I'm losing my mind. I'm an entertainer and I'm a musician. That's just what I do. I've done it since [my pre-Korn band] L.A.P.D. I've done it since I was a kid, man. I've always dressed… I'm a clown. I've called myself a clown. I was talking to Nikki Sixx He's, like, 'I'm gonna go get ready to turn into a clown.' I'm, like, 'That's me.' [Laughs] I started laughing. I was, like, 'Man, we're a lot alike except for you O.D.-ed, like, nine times and you're still living.' And Nikki, you're looking good these days, homie. Just a shoutout to him, 'cause he sent me his book. I appreciate it. I've got a book too. I've got projects. I have Fieldy's Dreams. I've got a book. I've got Bassically, a solo bass album. Stillwell is not new; we've been around for, like, 15 years. And speaking of projects, we've got Stillwell 'Rock The House' video that just dropped today, if you wanna check it out… It's our second single. The first one is already out. If you haven't seen it, check it out.
"Again, thank you for your support. I love you. Fieldy. Korn."
