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Whether it’s Billy Idol, Chris Cornell, or a complete unknown, if anyone tries to take over for Steven Tyler in Aerosmith, Tyler just might take the band to court. In a recent letter, Tyler’s attorney calls on the band’s management to "immediately cease and desist" the rumored search for a new frontman and reiterates that Tyler intends to continue in his iconic role with the band—which plans to record a new album and tour later this year—after completing therapy for painkiller addiction.
Then maybe they need to form another band. And not be Aerosmith. Aerosmith is Steve & Joe without that it's not Aerosmith. Same with Journey, they are not Journey now with this new guy. I know Journey had a couple of lead signers over time but when it fits, it just clicks. Same with AC/DC, when one passed on, one clicked and owned it. Steve would be very hard to replace, so why not form another band all together?
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