According to Californian officials, the 49-year-old passed away as a result of the combined effects of methamphetamine, cocaine, and fentanyl.
Since then, the Department of Medical Examiner for the County of Los Angeles has determined that his death was an accident.
Throughout his life, Binzer battled drug addiction and was a frequent guest on programs like Celebrity Rehab and Sober House that addressed the subject.
“We all tried, but ultimately we all failed,” the singer’s manager Howie Hubberman said in a statement provided to US media following his passing.
Along with Brett Mazur, Binzer started Crazy Town in Los Angeles in 1995.
The group’s third single, Butterfly, became their most well-known release.
became a smash in the early 2000s, peaking at number one in the US singles chart and number three in the UK singles chart.
He lead the band Shifty And The Big Shots and put out the solo album Happy Love Sick in 2004.
Binzer was married to Melissa Clark, Tracy Shelor, and British model Jasmine Lennard, respectively, and they had three kids together: Halo, Gage, and Phoenix.
