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MÖTLEY CRÜE's TOMMY LEE Jams With SOMETHING CORPORATE Singer In Hollywood

January 27, 2006

According to MTV.com, MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee joined SOMETHING CORPORATE/JACK'S MANNEQUIN singer Andrew McMahon on stage at the Viper Room in West Hollywood, California Wednesday night (Jan. 25) for a rendition of the JACK'S MANNEQUIN song "You Can Breathe". "Tommy played the drums on most of the [JACK'S MANNEQUIN] record ['Everything in Transit'] and did it in a day," McMahon told the crowd. "So I'm surprised he remembered it."

In other news, Starpulse.com is reporting that Tommy Lee ordered eight pairs of vibrating underwear for "the lovely ladies in my life" at the Booty Parlor store in Park City, Utah, while he was attending the Sundance Film Festival earlier this week.

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