The Who’s Roger Daltrey said the comments Zak Starkey made about him following his tumultuous ouster from the band were “incredibly upsetting.” The singer also offered a slightly new version of the events that led to the drummer’s exit in a recent interview with The Times. Starkey (who is Ringo Starr’s son) spent nearly 30 years drumming for the Who, up until this spring when he was fired, re-hired, then fired for good. The turmoil dates back to a somewhat sloppy performance at a charity show at London’s Royal Albert Hall in March. Daltrey has accused Starkey of playing too loudly and making mistakes. So when Zak thought I was having a go at him, I wasn’t.