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TOMMY LEE Stiffs Avalon Waitresses

November 17, 2005

MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee is under fire for stiffing waitresses at Avalon in New York City the other night. "He had a huge table of roadies," a source told The New York Daily News. "Several waitresses brought Tommy stuff, and there were two waitresses working his table. None of them, not even one, was tipped — there was not a single dollar on the table at the end of the night. And they had several comped bottles, four or five in total!" When a waitress confronted a member of Lee's entourage, the roadie told her to come back to their limousine to "light up a spliff." The source said after the waitress declined, the roadie claimed he'd go back and get her a tip, but he never returned.

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