AC/DC's Phil Rudd Says Criminal Charge Is A Complete Crock: AC/DC News
. The 61-year-old sticksman was replaced on the band's Rock Or Bust world tour by Chris Slade after a court drama which saw him sentenced to eight months home arrest in New Zealand for threatening to kill and drug possession. He tells Rolling Stone: "It came to a head at this woman's party, which was badly organized. So I sacked all those guys on the spot. I wanted them to sit down and listen to the album, have a snack and a cup of tea. It just got worse from there. I wasn't handling it very well. The whole thing was a little bit too much for me. But the threatening charge is just a complete crock... I wouldn't do that." Asked whether the is still a member of AC/DC, Rudd says: "I know he knows that, because I've proven it before. Just give me five minutes in a room with [Angus Young] and I'll get my job back. I promise. I was doing hard personally and did some things I probably shouldn't have done. We've all got our cross to bear." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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