Steven Tyler has announced that he has changed management for the second time this year, parting ways with Union Entertainment Group in favor of 10th Street Entertainment (Mötley Crüe, Drowning Pool, Papa Roach, Buck Cherry).
Back in July, Tyler also split from HK Management, the Boston based firm that handles the rest of his band, Aerosmith.
The announcement comes amidst continued rumors that Tyler has quit Aerosmith and is once again abusing drugs.
In a November 10 interview, guitarist Joe Perry confirmed that Tyler had quit Aerosmith to pursue a solo career. Later that evening, Tyler joined Perry on stage at a performance in New York, assuring the crowd that he was "not quitting Aerosmith."
"This guy has a tremendous history of drug abuse, and you have to be suspicious that this is something that's probably going on with him," guitarist Brad Whitford said in a recent interview with Billboard. "I have a feeling we might be looking at someone who's just really struggling very badly."
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