DJ AM Back In Action

Less than a month after the fiery small-plane crash that took four lives and seriously burned DJ AM and former Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, the DJ was back on the job Wednesday night. DJ AM (aka Adam Goldstein) appeared with Jay-Z at the concert celebrating the reopening of Hollywood’s historic Palladium. While showing scars from skin grafts on his neck and arm, he didn’t miss a beat as he rapped along with Jay-Z. DJ AM will resume his regular gig in Vegas at Caesar’s Palace Pure nightclub starting Tuesday. His speedy recovery is even more remarkable given that doctors at the Still Burn Center in Augusta, GA, found a blood clot in his leg that could have proved fatal if not treated. In his first interview since the crash, Goldstein told People magazine that the clot was likely due to his frantic schedule of flying to clubs all over the country. Will he slow down in the future? Probably not but he stated to People that he has “a great deal of faith that everything happens for a reason.”