Mick Mars Is Open to Working With Motley Crue Again

Mick Mars has confirmed he’d be open to working with Motley Crue once more.

The guitarist retired from touring with the band in 2023 due to his ankylosing spondylitis, a power, inflammatory type of arthritis that progressively makes motion increasingly tough. At the time, his relationship with the remainder of the Crue appeared good – the band even famous Mars would “continue as a member of the band, but can no longer handle the rigors of the road.” However, months later issues took a unfavourable flip. Mars filed a lawsuit in opposition to his former bandmates, claiming they have been making an attempt to rip him off financially.

“It just makes me really upset that they want to try and bully me more or less out of the band, so it’s the last man standing that collects everything,” Mars mentioned on the time, including that his former bandmates have been “heroin addicts” and “felons.”

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Such harsh statements made most followers imagine Mars’ relationship with the remainder of Motley Crue was ruined, nonetheless throughout an interview with Audacy Check In Mars admitted that’s not the case.

“If Motley wanted me to write songs with them again, of course I would,” the guitarist confirmed. “But right now, I’m just me (solo). So I’m writing and it’s not Motley, and it’s how I feel. My ideas, my kind of thing. Kind of trying to reinvent myself and bring myself up to date.”

Mick Mars Has More Solo Music on the Way

Mars’ debut solo album, The Other Side of Mars, simply got here out. The guitarist expressed his enthusiasm in releasing his first solo effort greater than 40 years into his profession.

“It took me 40 years because Motley was priority,” Mars famous. “Now that I’m retired, I’m just me.”

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The rocker additionally confirmed he has additional new materials prepared to unleash.

“After the final (Motley Crue) tour, I really got a chance to hardcore buckle down and try to do something that more new,” he defined. “New to me. Reinventing myself.”