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From Muchmusic.com
***** Fans Sue Stapp
Getting drunk on stage is nothing new for rock'n'rollers but when you are the lead singer of a band who preaches Christianity and the evils of alcohol, it can be upsetting to your audience. Four ***** fans launched a lawsuit Monday against the band alleging that singer Scott Stapp was so "intoxicated and/or medicated'' at *****'s December 29th Chicago concert "that he was unable to sing the lyrics of a single ***** song." Each plaintiff is seeking a refund of their $56.75 ticket price plus parking expenses.
***** issued a written statement at the time apologizing to concertgoers and assuring worried fans that Scott was ok. On the night in question Stapp allegedly rolled around on stage in apparent distress before passing out.
***** Fans Sue Stapp
Getting drunk on stage is nothing new for rock'n'rollers but when you are the lead singer of a band who preaches Christianity and the evils of alcohol, it can be upsetting to your audience. Four ***** fans launched a lawsuit Monday against the band alleging that singer Scott Stapp was so "intoxicated and/or medicated'' at *****'s December 29th Chicago concert "that he was unable to sing the lyrics of a single ***** song." Each plaintiff is seeking a refund of their $56.75 ticket price plus parking expenses.
***** issued a written statement at the time apologizing to concertgoers and assuring worried fans that Scott was ok. On the night in question Stapp allegedly rolled around on stage in apparent distress before passing out.