Alabama suit: Drummer overpaid

The drummer for the country group Alabama has been sued by his fellow band members, who say he was overpaid $202,670. The lawsuit filed May 9 in DeKalb County, Ala ., claims that in 2003 Mark Herndon was paid ...

[Cathy Leader]

What a shame for such a successful group to become so petty after all those years. It tarnishes the image all us fans held so high.

[Steve Sharkman]

Mark has always been treated like an outsider by those 3 clowns. Randy thinks they were "loyal" to Mark by "letting him" stay in the band. Well, he was the heart and soul of the live shows. Randy, board out of his mind standing there with his hands on his hips just going through the motions, Jeff was so fat he couldn't move around the stage and Teddy was standing there smoking during the shows. Mark kept them going live and the fact these clowns have made hundreds of million of dollars and they don't want him to have a paltry 200K? Give me a break.

[John Daly]

The band Alabama has always had two sides. They posed as do gooders for charity and good Christian country boys. And yet their real lives were very far from Christ like. The fact that they would sue their salaried drummer after they used him for 25 years, especially sayiing they discovered an accounting mistake 4 years after a tour ended just stinks of another lie. How do you live with yourself Randy Owen? Your a poster child for how money corrupts.