Rock musician who was the former frontman of the rock band AC/DC, the group known for songs like "Back in Black," until his premature death.
He started his own band called The Spektors in 1996, which later combined with another band to create The Valentines.
He worked with the progressive rock group Fraternity, a band that toured with Status Quo.
He was born to Charles Scott and Isabelle Mitchell. He was raised alongside his younger brother Derek. His older brother Sandy died at a young age.
He was joined by Guitarist Angus Young in AC/DC.
