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AEROSMITH Frontman Performs At 'Cure Parkinson's' Benefit Event

November 23, 2009

According to The Boston Globe, AEROSMITH singer Steven Tyler was in New York over the weekend to perform as part of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way To Cure Parkinson's", a benefit thrown by Michael J. Fox at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Also appearing at the event were Roger Daltrey, Gregg Allman, and Elvis Costello.

Tyler followers, who saw pictures of the Parkinson's event online, were on fan web site AeroForceOne to evaluate the look of the embattled frontman. One fan said, "wow Steven looks . . . cleaner? . . . uhmm . . . brighter? I don’t know the word for it but he sure looks less worn down in these photos." Another commented, "For a guy that's reportedly putting the final nail in his coffin, I've gotta say, he's never looked better!"

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