CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - The drummer for the country group
Alabama has been sued by the other members, who say he was overpaid
$202,670.
The lawsuit filed May 9 in the Circuit Court of DeKalb County,
Ala., claims that in 2003 Mark Herndon was paid the money for his
share of net merchandise sales during the band's "American
Farewell Tour" before a final accounting was done.
The final accounting, the suit claims, found that "there were
no net merchandise revenues as defined by the contract."
The suit seeks to recover the money.
The four members of Alabama - Teddy Gentry, Randy Owen, Jeff
Cook and Herndon - have not performed together live since the
farewell tour.
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Alabama Sues Drummer
Country group Alabama sues drummer Mark Herndon for $202,670
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Published: June 07, 2008
Published: June 07, 2008
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