Unusual Musician Deaths

Obviously I am completely stuck for an topic today so here I am, clutching at straws. What were the most unusual musician deaths? No, this is not a contest, but rather an opportunity for my readers to show their knowledge. Let me hasten to underline the word unusual. Choking on your own (or someone else's) vomit due to a heroin overdose was so common for pop musicians in the late 60s and early 70s that I really don't think it counts as unusual (Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Mama Kass...).

Let me get you started:

• Hungarian/British composer Matyas Seiber: Wikipedia says he died of a car accident in South Africa, but I heard that he was eaten by a lion
• Jaco Pastorius was beaten to death by a bouncer
• Jean-Baptiste Lully died as a result of hitting himself in the foot with his conducting staff (used prior to the baton) causing him to get gangrene and die three days later
• Alban Berg died from blood poisoning contracted from a bee sting on his back
• Ernst Chausson was riding a bicycle, lost control and crashed into a brick wall, dying instantly
• Les Harvey, guitarist for ’70s blues-rock band Stone the Crows, died onstage in front of 1,000 fans on May 3, 1972 when he was electrocuted while tuning up for a show in Swansea, Wales.
• Terry Kath, lead guitarist for Chicago, accidentally shot himself in the head with a pistol

Add your contributions in the comments. For inspiration, here is the last piece finished by Alban Berg, his Violin Concerto: