The guitarist was found dead yesterday at age 58. A cause of death has not been disclosed. LaBar joined Cinderella in 1985 and played on all four of the group's studio LPs, including its 1986 debut, Long Cold Winter, both of which surpassed 3 million copies sold. He released a solo album, One for the Road, in 2014. Scorpions released a full-band statement, writing, "Our hearts and prayers go out to his family and friends … RIP Jeff." Queensryche singer Todd La Torre posted a news article about LaBar's death, adding, "My sincere condolences to his family and friends. Damn." Stryper singer and guitarist Michael Sweet wrote that he's "deeply saddened" to hear of LaBar's death. "I had the honor of meeting Jeff multiple times when he would attend our shows in Nashville," he wrote. "He was always a gentleman and very kind and complimentary. He was always very supportive of our band, and I’ve always viewed him as a great guy with a big heart."