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Axl Rose has allegedly been hogging some of Guns 'N Roses' profits - and now one company says it's looking to get its hands on his money, honey.
Front Line Management claims it was hired to be Axl's personal manager in 2008 - and was promised via an oral agreement, a 15% cut of all the cash Guns N' Roses raked in ... but never got a penny.
In the lawsuit, filed Thursday in LA County Superior Court, Front Line claims the band made in excess of $12,470,000 while performing throughout Asia, Canada and South America.
The company says it wants at least $1,870,500.
Azoff is widely credited for having helped to get Guns N' Roses' 2008 album, Chinese Democracy, finally released after a 15-year wait.
Calls to Axl's people have not been returned.
2 comments:
A management company that doesn't have a 'signed written agreement'?
LOL
Okay, I'm not even saying that Axl can't be screwing them over. I just do not believe that a management label will do ANYTHING without a signed written contract.
This sounds WAY iffy.
Agreed. Oral agreement? Very iffy.
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