Should Herbie Herbert Write a Book About Journey?

[EightyRock]

And I know from unbiased sources.

This makes me laugh.

Unbiased meaning people who would watch that "tennis match" between Lee Phillips and Herbie Herbert. If they were so anti-Perry at the time, they could have done something about it. The point is, Herbie wanted majority ownership of the band, and Neal, Jonathan, and Ross owe their post 1986 career to Perry.

I always wondered what Perry was talking about in an interview where he alluded to Herbie trying to take something from them that wasn't his to take (or something to that effect). Perry's no dumb-ass when it comes to business. Herbie was counting on him to sit back and let things happen, just like the rest of the band. He should have known better.

[livin2do]

Maybe I will...

That I would read!

As for Herbie writing a book, it's pretty well established that his main motivator is money. So, if he felt the market would be good for a book on the band, he might be interested. His point at the end of the interview felt to me like he was indicating that there wouldn't be far-reaching interest in a book about the band, so I would highly doubt that this is something he would pursue.

Matt

[annpea]

Maybe I will...

Yeah, just we need...an 8 chapter book with you spending 7 of those chapters slobbering over Soto's cup of coffee with the band.

Is it hard working being such a dick constantly?