Journey's Neal Schon is considering hiring private security for his wife, but he has already sought help from his fans claiming that security at venues are harassing Michele.
The 64 year-old guitarist, songwriter and vocalist revealed his dilemma on social media on July 29, after Journey's tour stop with Def Leppard in Fargo.
"Hello dear fans. Like to thank you for your continued support. God bless my wife, Michaele. It seems that after being out here continually for 9 years with me that's she's now been harassed for the 2nd time by Live Nation hired Security for shooting my solos," Schon wrote on Instagram and Twitter.
"So after this short break when we come back out to continue the 3rd leg of our tour with Def Leppard plz if you see her shooting video for me if You see any strange activity, film it and send it to us," he added.
Journey's tour with Def Leppard resumed Saturday at Boston's Fenway Park after two-weeks.
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