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Clay Coley
Clay Coley was born in Alabama in 1972. He released his debut album 'The Last Song' in 1999, which included the single of the same name. That song, 'Last...
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Clay Coley was born in Alabama in 1972. He released his debut album 'The Last Song' in 1999, which included the single of the same name. That song, 'Last Song,' became his most recognizable work.
In 2003, Coley was arrested for drug possession, an incident that affected his career momentum. He continued recording after that, putting out albums like '10,000 Miles' in 2007, 'And Then What' in 2012, and 'The Kind of Love We Make' in 2018.
He has performed with a backing band called The Lost Souls and has worked with other musicians including Vince Gill and Emmylou Harris. Coley has also spoken about addiction recovery in recent years.
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