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Producer TOM WERMAN Sets Record Straight Regarding MÖTLEY CRÜE's 'Girls, Girls, Girls'

November 21, 2008

Back in September, as part of Matthew Bolin's ongoing series "When Good Albums Happen to Bad People", Podose.com ran a post which focused on MÖTLEY CRÜE's "Girls, Girls, Girls". In the article, a number of disparaging remarks were made regarding the album's producer, Tom Werman — comments that Mr. Werman was undertandably unhappy to read when he discovered the post.

When Werman contacted Popdose.com editor-in-chief Jeff Gilesto to express his displeasure with some key elements of what the site had published, Gilesto asked Mr. Werman if he'd be interested in writing a rebuttal, to be posted on Popdose.com in its entirety, and he agreed.

Read Tom Werman's note on Popdose.com.

Tom Werman and wife:

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