Who is cc deville

DeVille as C. Hide Show Composer 15 credits. Hide Show Music department 3 credits. Hide Show Soundtrack 51 credits. TV Series writer - 1 episode - The Mack Big Smith writer: "Nothin' But a Good Time". TV Series writer - 1 episode - The Rager Hide Show Thanks 1 credit.

Hide Show Self 27 credits. Self as C. Self as Poison. Self - Participant as C. Show all 9 episodes. TV Series Self as C. Self - Contestant. Hide Show Archive footage 1 credit. Self - Poison uncredited. Deville Bruce Anthony Johannesson Poison. The host refused to broadcast the fight, much to DeVille's chagrin, but he did record it, and the tape made the rounds for years.

Kotzen played guitar for Poison's album Native Tongue , but was fired within a year and replaced with Blues Saraceno, until DeVille returned to the band in Per Rolling Stone , DeVille got sober in and started a side project, the "punk pop" band Samantha 7. Poison's original lineup released their first album in several years with 's Hollyweird.

It was good And Deville would find himself without a band. It's just part of being in the public eye. However, when four of the band's most popular hits are accused of being stolen? That's something else entirely. The lawsuit , brought up by members of a Chicago band known as Kid Rocker, claimed that before he joined Poison, Deville tried out for Kid Rocker. According to the suit, Deville was loaned master recordings of Kid Rocker's songs for the audition, implying Deville had kept the songs even after not joining the band.

Among damages sought, Kid Rocker demanded payment on profits on all four songs, payment for willful infringement and an immediate cease and desist on the performance of all four songs by Poison. In , the judge in the case ruled "in favor" of Poison via LexisNexis.

The ruling, however, did not state that Deville didn't steal the music; rather, that Kid Rocker's claim for damages would be limited to two of Poison's songs, and that would then be held to a three-year time frame, not in perpetuity.

Further, Poison was allowed to continue playing all the songs in question. So while Poison did "win," the message was also pretty clear: Deville stole the music. One night, while on tour in , the boys in Poison were hanging out in Louisville, Kentucky. Deville, hours away from performing a show, was hanging out in a "lounge" when he decided to have some fun.

Leaving the club, according to the Los Angeles Times , Deville jumped on the roof of a random car, causing all sorts of havoc. Deville was arrested at the club on December 4, , for public intoxication and criminal mischief. Trouble found Deville again years later.

This time around, Deville was arrested for domestic abuse.