A hand gesture made by Steven Tyler was recently edited out of an attraction at a Disney facility. The edit came in a video that plays before the Rock 'N' Roller Coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Riders are ushered into an area where a video shows Aerosmith in a studio. As the band are being whisked off to a gig, Tyler demands that riders are given tickets and backstage passes to their next show, at which time the riders launch off in a limousine-style coaster car. The video ends with Tyler giving a gesture that is only described by Disney as something "bro-dudes used to do in the '90s."
Joe Perry also made headlines for a recent stage collapse with the Hollywood Vampires. Bandmate Alice Cooper explained that he wasn't ready for the sort of touring pace.
"Aerosmith does two shows a week, but we were on our eighth show in nine days, and I'm used to working like that," Cooper said. "I'm used to working an hour and 40 minutes or two hours, five nights a week. I was in shape and so was Johnny and everybody else. I think Joe was not ready for that kind of pace."
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