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GLENN DANZIG Sued Over January Car Crash

June 28, 2010

TMZ.com reports that Glenn Danzig has been sued for allegedly "recklessly crash[ing]" his car into the rear-end of another vehicle back in January.

According to the suit, which was filed Friday in L.A. County Superior Court, the alleged victim, Guy Wilson, claims he has had to endure "pain and suffering" and "emotional distress" as a result of the crash. He is suing for unspecified damages.

Glenn unleashed his first new DANZIG studio album in six years, "Deth Red Sabaoth", on June 22 via Evilive/The End Records. Produced by Glenn, the CD was recorded in Los Angeles over the course of 2009.

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