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TOMMY LEE Outside Roosevelt Hotel

July 5, 2007

MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee appeared to be having quite a time waiting at a traffic light outside the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, flashing the peace sign and rocking out to the car stereo. Watch footage from Lulop.

Tommy Lee has lined up a number of DJing appearances during the coming weeks (also featuring DJ Aero):

Jul. 19 - Park Ultra Lounge - Sacramento, CA
Jul. 20 - Axis/Radius - Phoenix, AZ
Jul. 21 - Nikki Beach - Reno, NV
Aug. 10 - Enclave - Chicago, IL
Aug. 13 - Tila Tequila - Ottawa, Canada
Aug. 14 - Tila Tequila - Ottawa, Canada
Aug. 15 - Dragonfly - Niagara Falls, Canada
Aug. 16 - Time Supper Club - Montreal, Canada

Lee recently launched his tattoo-inspired limited-edition clothing line "Peoples Liberation for Tommy Lee" (PL for TL). The collection consists of premium denim, hooded sweatshirts, and hats for both men and women. Deriving inspiration from Tommy's edgy tattoos and personal artistic taste, the collection fuses modern tailoring with an edgy, super sleek fit. Spreading his talents beyond the rock stage Tommy is intimately involved in the creative direction of the collection from graphics to fabrics to wash development.

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