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TOMMY LEE Is Drinkin' Heavy, Tippin' Light

January 27, 2003

The following item was originally published in today's edition of the New York Post:

Randy rocker Tommy Lee was well-lubricated for a recent recording session. Lee and his bandmates showed up to Rande Gerber's The Whiskey in the W Times Square the other night and proceeded to drink dirty gin martinis. Then, they tottered out to lay down some tracks, returning to The Whiskey a couple hours later to continue boozing till 4 a.m., closing the bar down. The next night, after performing at B.B. King's, Lee partied at Webster Hall, where he was lavished with free booze, but left without tipping the staff a nickel.

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