Well, it's not all groupies and beer:
Longtime guitar tech for rock star Bryan Adams sues for wrongful dismissal
VANCOUVER (CP) - The man who's been tuning rock star Bryan Adams' guitars for 17 years is now suing him for wrongful dismissal.
In a lawsuit filed in B.C. Supreme Court against Adams and his touring company Rosebud Touring, Mark Stadnyk, 51, claims he was terminated without cause or reasonable notice. "Stadnyk faithfully and diligently performed his duties." the lawsuit claimed. "And was a valuable and reliable employee of the defendants, and was Adams' only personal concert guitar technician for 17 years."
Stadnyk made $4,500 US per month for working two weeks a month while on tour with Adams through the U.S. earlier this year.
At the end of two weeks of touring last June, the lawsuit claims Adams terminated Stadnyk's employment contract without cause.
Stadnyk claims the firing caused him damages, loss and expense, and he wants to be compensated.
Lawyers for Adams have not yet filed a statement of defence.
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