of them found commercial success and, in late 1973, Knight retired permanently from show business. He associated with super model Twiggy and raced cars with film star Paul Newman in the mid-1970s before becoming addicted to cocaine, which consumed him. By the 1980s he had straightened himself out, settling in Yuma, Arizona with his daughter Danielle. He melded into the community working in advertising sales for a weekly newspaper. Death On November 1, 2004, Terry Knight was murdered at the age of 61. He was stabbed multiple times by his teenage daughter's boyfriend Donald A. Fair in their shared apartment in Temple, Texas, after Knight attempted to intercede in an argument over Fair's use of methamphetamine. Fair claimed he was high on methamphetamine at the time of the killing, in an attempt to mitigate his sentence. Fair was sentenced on May 26, 2005 to life in prison. Terry Knight was cremated and buried in a family plot in Lapeer, Michigan. He is survived by daughter, Danielle. Four years after his death, Terry Knight and The Pack were voted into the Michigan Rock and Roll Legends online Hall of Fame. Discography As Producer Singles The Bossmen - Baby Boy/You And I (1966) The Debutantes - Love Is Strange/A New Love Today (1966) The Rites Of Spring - Why (?)/Comin' On Back To Me (1966) Dandy Dan - If Love Is/(I Don't Stand) A Ghost Of A Chance (1967) The Jayhawkers - Come On (Children)/A Certain Girl (1967) Sir Cedric Smith - Until It's Time For You To Go/To Sing For You (1967) Barry Drake - Roll On River (1971) Barry Drake - I Won't Be Reconstructed (1971) Albums Terry Knight & The Pack - Terry Knight and the Pack (1966) Terry Knight & The Pack - Reflections (1967) Grand Funk Railroad - On Time (1969) Grand Funk Railroad - Grand Funk (1969) Bloodrock - Bloodrock (1970) Grand Funk Railroad - Closer to Home (1970) Bloodrock - Bloodrock 2 (1970) Grand Funk Railroad - Live Album (1970) Grand Funk Railroad - Survival (1971) Bloodrock - Bloodrock 3 (1971) Grand Funk Railroad - E Pluribus Funk (1971) John Hambrick - Windmill In A Jet Filled Sky (1972) References External links Terry Knight – R.I.P. by David K. Tedds for Creem Online''. Terry Knight's Killer Convicted. Terry Knight @ Discogs.com 1943 births 2004 deaths American radio DJs American murder victims Record producers from Michigan