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Joe Perry still recuping from 1986 tumble in Dallas

Square Pegs

Published: February 4, 2009

A publicist for Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry sent out a release today with an update on his recovery from emergency knee surgery, which happens to have a Dallas reference.

According to the release, Perry is "continuing to fight off the infection that had suddenly developed after he had an artificial knee installed around 10 months ago (as a result of a stage-fall 23 years ago in Dallas)."

That's a long time to be nursing an injury, but looky, here's a ticket stub from that very show:

The holder of the ticket recalls that the date was part of a tour to promote their 1985 release, Done With Mirrors, but does not recall seeing the stage-fall.

Published: February 4, 2009

Comments

Chris Kidd Verified

Everybody blames Dallas for something...From JFK to Leon Lett to Joe Perrys Bum Knee. I tell ya, this town cant get a break

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Jason Rice Verified

It was the slip from the grass-head kneel.

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RollingThunder1975 Anonymous

Oh there's a blast from the past.."Rainbow" ticketmaster..

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Chris Kidd Verified

Not to mention 98.7 KZEW

9 months, 1 week ago ( Link to this comment | Suggest removal )

Andrew Laska Verified

KZEW was 97.9 FM

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jtmbls Anonymous

What was her name...Tippy Lindsey? That doesn't sound right...

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okme2 Anonymous

Joe's 2nd solo record coming out Oct 6th. He is putting back "The Project" and touring in early 2010. Joe says he will doing a lot of the older "Project" tunes from the first three records!

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