Aerosmith's Steven Tyler: Sex change?

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by GoldDustOrphan

He looks like a little old woman.

It was taken in Massachusetts liquor store with some local actor.

I thought he was clean and sober?

[jannieC]

Originally Posted by vivfox

I thought he was clean and sober?

Hm. When I met Steven Tyler several years ago, he was definitely clean and sober. Let's hope for the best and say he was there with a friend.

[WildHeart69]

wow... all this time and not one "Dude looks like a lady" comment!

sorry... I had to!

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by WildHeart69

wow... all this time and not one "Dude looks like a lady" comment!

sorry... I had to!

Well played.

Tyler does look whack there. I think the glasses don't help. People need to stop wearing big sunglasses. For real. It's ridiculous.

[fleetwoodtrick]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

Well played.

Tyler does look whack there. I think the glasses don't help. People need to stop wearing big sunglasses. For real. It's ridiculous.

You make me saddd. I loveeeeeee big sunglasses! They make my nose look smaller. They just don't do much for Steven Tyler.

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by fleetwoodtrick

You make me saddd. I loveeeeeee big sunglasses! They make my nose look smaller. They just don't do much for Steven Tyler.

Sorry, we boys hate them on the women folk.

[priestofnothing]

well, he was listed here last year
http://menwholooklikeoldlesbians.blo...&max-results=7
LOL

[fringed n fab]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

Well played.

Tyler does look whack there. I think the glasses don't help. People need to stop wearing big sunglasses. For real. It's ridiculous.

I agree they do look ridiculous. Big sunglasses like that make me think of some of Stevie's old candid photos where she wore them as a joke 20 years ago.

[LukeA]

Originally Posted by vivfox

I thought he was clean and sober?

It is possible for an alcoholic to reach a state (which can last for years) where they can imbibe yet not be self destructive- even if said behavior inherently risks self destruction. Steven Tyler is only one of a very long list of celebrities who once had counseling in alcohol rehabilitation yet today still openly partake (see: Drew Barrymore).

I do, however, doubt that he still uses cocaine- I think that was the crux of all of his problems back in the day.

[jannieC]

Originally Posted by LukeA

It is possible for an alcoholic to reach a state (which can last for years) where they can imbibe yet not be self destructive- even if said behavior inherently risks self destruction. Steven Tyler is only one of a very long list of celebrities who once had counseling in alcohol rehabilitation yet today still openly partake (see: Drew Barrymore).

I do, however, doubt that he still uses cocaine- I think that was the crux of all of his problems back in the day.

I am going to have to disagree with you on this one.

[paleshadow]

Originally Posted by jannieC

I am going to have to disagree with you on this one.

Me too. Plus he's probably on pain killers after taking that fall. Mixing them with alcohol is just asking for trouble. Then again, maybe he was just in there buying a lottery ticket.

[estranged4life]

Saw this online just recently, take it for what it's worth:

AEROSMITH Singer Is "Uninsurable Because Of All The Accidents And Cancelled Dates"

Gayle Fee and Laura Raposa from Bostonherald.com is reporting:

AEROSMITH isn’t breaking up, but the rock ’n’ roll legends are going on strike until lead singer Steven Tyler straightens up - and sobers up, according to band sources.

“Truthfully, he’s a liability for the band,” one source told the Track . “He’s uninsurable because of all the accidents and cancelled dates.”

Steven, 61, who had been the poster boy for the 12 steps, has fallen off the wagon hard and was partying like a teenager at the 69th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota where he fell off the stage during a show, we’re told.

As you know by now, the Bad Boys of Boston had to scrap their summer tour last week after Tyler’s fall, which left the frontman with a broken left shoulder and 20 stitches in his head.

Since the Sturgis drama the frontman hasn’t picked up the phone to call his longtime bandmates Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton, Joey Kramer and Brad Whitford, sources said.

Instead, we hear, Tyler’s new management company, Union Entertainment Group, dispatches health updates and other Steven news via e-mail to the band’s longtime managers Howard Kaufman and Trudy Green .

(Steven’s manager John Greenberg at UEG didn’t return e-mails yesterday seeking comment.)

“Everyone is very worried about him,” said another source who wished to remain anonymous. “All of this didn’t happen overnight. Sturgis was just the final straw.”

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

Saw this online just recently, take it for what it's worth:

AEROSMITH Singer Is "Uninsurable Because Of All The Accidents And Cancelled Dates"

Gayle Fee and Laura Raposa from Bostonherald.com is reporting:

AEROSMITH isn’t breaking up, but the rock ’n’ roll legends are going on strike until lead singer Steven Tyler straightens up - and sobers up, according to band sources.

“Truthfully, he’s a liability for the band,” one source told the Track . “He’s uninsurable because of all the accidents and cancelled dates.”

Steven, 61, who had been the poster boy for the 12 steps, has fallen off the wagon hard and was partying like a teenager at the 69th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota where he fell off the stage during a show, we’re told.

As you know by now, the Bad Boys of Boston had to scrap their summer tour last week after Tyler’s fall, which left the frontman with a broken left shoulder and 20 stitches in his head.

Since the Sturgis drama the frontman hasn’t picked up the phone to call his longtime bandmates Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton, Joey Kramer and Brad Whitford, sources said.

Instead, we hear, Tyler’s new management company, Union Entertainment Group, dispatches health updates and other Steven news via e-mail to the band’s longtime managers Howard Kaufman and Trudy Green .

(Steven’s manager John Greenberg at UEG didn’t return e-mails yesterday seeking comment.)

“Everyone is very worried about him,” said another source who wished to remain anonymous. “All of this didn’t happen overnight. Sturgis was just the final straw.”

Oh no. It wasn't that long ago that he had the interferon treatments for his Hep C. If this is true, it's really sad.

[LukeA]

Originally Posted by jannieC

I am going to have to disagree with you on this one.

I didn't say "indefinitely" - I said "which can last for years". Inevitably, they'll find themselves in the same position they were in before (although maybe not to the same extreme), but there is a time period in the interim where they can be functional.

[jannieC]

Originally Posted by LukeA

I didn't say "indefinitely" - I said "which can last for years". Inevitably, they'll find themselves in the same position they were in before (although maybe not to the same extreme), but there is a time period in the interim where they can be functional.

Usually when an addict or alcoholic relapses, they pick up right where they left off.