Hoping to fix a Rotten situation
SEX Pistols drummer Paul Cook hopes he and the rest of the band can patch things up with
John Lydon following their bitter court battle.
Paul (65), guitarist
Steve Jones (66) and 65-year- old Lydon went to the High Court in London to get a judge to rule on them being allowed to use the punk band’s songs in upcoming TV drama Pistol.
Cook admits it was “disappointing” that the situation ended in court.
But he hopes that now the ruling has been made the trio can “draw a line under it” and have an amicable relationship going forward.
Court
Speaking in a YouTube interview with music journalist John Robb, he said: “I sat in the court thinking, ‘What the hell are we doing here? How has it come to this?’
“Unfortunately it just came to a time where we had to sort stuff out, one way or another and underline whatever was going on and move on,” he added.
IT WAS only this morning that Adele returned to the airwaves — releasing her first new music for six years.
But even before her new single Easy On Me was released at midnight, businesses have already been booming thanks the star’s billion dollar impact.
With mere teases of her new material and a single Vogue shoot, industries are already feeling the “Adele effect” with bumper boosts to their income. And she was yet to sing a note...
The 33-year- old singer’s album documents her divorce from Simon Konecki, with whom she shares eight- year- old son Angelo.
Voice
Her new music features voice notes of her explaining their breakup to Angelo.
The pair’s split is said to be