Former Motley Crue frontman John Corabi not too long ago talked about if he’s “stunned” by all of the “public preventing” that has been happening between Motley Crue’s founding guitarist Mick Mars and his bandmates.

Final yr in October 2022, John 5 departed Rob Zombie’s band to develop into part of Motley Crue as he changed Mick Mars because the guitarist struggled with well being points.

The break up appeared amicable sufficient till final month when Mars sued the band for his share of the income, accusing bassist Nikki Sixx of “gaslighting” him into pondering that his psychological schools had been declining and that reminiscence loss was stopping him from enjoying the songs correctly. Mars additionally added that the hair steel legends extensively used backing tracks, claiming that Nikki didn’t play reside at properly, one thing that the guitarist was against.

Crue additionally addressed the difficulty with a counterstatement reiterating that the guitarist was unfit to carry out and stating that there have been no backing tracks concerned of their performances, which led to many followers and musicians changing into divided between each events.

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In a brand new interview with Couch King Cool Journal, Corabi who joined the band in 1992 because the alternative for unique singer Vince Neil, responded:

“Nope. No. Under no circumstances.” Referencing the truth that he mentioned final fall that he didn’t “imagine a phrase” of Motley Crue’s preliminary assertion explaining Mars’s exit from the group, Corabi continued: “I caught a variety of flak of this. And to be trustworthy, I don’t actually wanna get into Mick’s enterprise or Motley’s enterprise; it’s not my place.

I don’t know why. I caught some flak for this after I was in Europe. I used to be over there in November and December doing a little acoustic exhibits, and I did a guide signing in London — it was like a Q&A book-singing factor — and a fan requested me in regards to the press launch that had simply come out about Mick not touring with them on the remainder of this tour.

And all I mentioned was, ‘That’s an announcement that’s been ready by Motley and their administration. I haven’t heard something from Mick. And till Mick speaks, I’ve nothing to say about this. However I’m not essentially agreeing with what I’m listening to.’”

John added: “So, to me, this was simply one thing that was inevitable. It’s unlucky, nevertheless it was inevitable. So… c’est la vie. [Laughs]”

Requested if he has seen any of the performances by Motley with the band’s new guitarist, former Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson axeman John 5, Corabi responded: “I’ve seen a number of movies… Actually, dude, and I don’t imply this as a slight or disrespect or something to Motley, I don’t care. I actually don’t. Proper now, we had three years of Covid. I’m glad all people’s again to work. I’m glad Motley’s again out on the street. I do know their tour with Def Leppard right here within the States was extremely profitable. I want them nothing however the very best. I want Mick the very best. However that’s between them, man.”