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STEVEN TYLER's Leg Cast Sells For $1,000

October 16, 2006

TheRockRadio.com reports that the plaster leg cast that AEROSMITH frontman Steven Tyler had to wear a few months ago was sold in a benefit auction. The winning bid was $1,009.97. The white plaster cast features the singer's autograph, and he also added the inscription "Walk This Way!" The winning bidder will also get to have Tyler add a personalized message. Proceeds from the auction will go to the Middlesex Human Service Agency in Waltham, Massachusetts, which Tyler personally selected because of their work with people dealing with issues like substance abuse, homelessness, education, and mental health and legal issues.

AEROSMITH and MÖTLEY CRÜE continue their Route Of All Evil tour.

AEROSMITH will release a new greatest-hits collection this week, called "Devil's Got A New Disguise".

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