Lee was thrilled, touring with The Rasmus, and therefore finally getting to tour in the UK, was an absolute dream. He runs a hand through his neon green hair idly, as he straightens out his suit. The shows were going well, he reflected, his green eyes scanning over the setlist. It bought in new fans, new people into his world, and he loved it.

The Funeral Portrait, his own band, was his pride and joy. Lee prided himself on being a champion for the LGBT community, talking about mental health, and sharing his love for music with his fans. That sometimes meant staying after a show by the merch stand, but as he always said, he was here for the fans, and because of the fans.