February 12, 1979 Vol. 11 No. 6
The Allman Brothers Band Finally Buries the Hatchet—and Not in One Another
By Jim Jerome

Gregg was banished from Macon, Ga., Capricorn Records' Southern rock nexus, and resettled in alien Beverly Hills to live out his deteriorating marriage to his third wife, Cher. Though he cut a fine but obscure studio album, Playin' Up a Storm, Gregg never adjusted to life in L.A.'s fast lane. "Everything out there is so competitive," he complains. "There's no brotherhood of musicians. It's all who's got the biggest house, the fastest, shiniest cars, who plays the best racquetball. I don't plan to go back." As antidote, he roamed the Southern bar circuit, joining pickup groups and enduring catcalls of "narc" and "snitch" from hostile audiences. As recently as last month Gregg discovered a scratch gouged with a key down the length of his black Pontiac Trans Am. "When that happens, it just makes me work harder," he says. "But I think that's all over now."

http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20072925,00.html

Allman Jailed Twice On Driving Charges
By Jim Runnels of The Sentinel Staff, September 5, 1986

Rock singer Greg Allman, in back-to-back incidents Wednesday night and Thursday morning, was stopped in Eustis and Belleview and charged with speeding, driving with an expired license and driving under the influence of alcohol.In the first incident, at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Eustis Police Department patrolman James Young clocked Allman's 1985 blue Pontiac Trans Am at 85 mph in a 45-mph zone on U.S. Highway 441.Allman was driving and was accompanied by two men and a woman. Allman told the officer he was on his way to Orlando for an engagement, Lt. Carmine Aurigemma said Thursday.

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/1986-09-05/news/0250200182_1_allman-stancil-belleview

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Good to see you still alive and kickin', Tony!