A court denied Mick Mars's claim to 25% of Motley Crue’s touring revenue and ordered him to repay $750,000 in advances.

A court has ruled against former Motley Crue guitarist Mick Mars, denying his claim to 25% of the band’s touring revenue and ordering him to repay over $750,000 in advances. The decision, which found Mars’s allegations of miming and exploitation to be false, affirms that touring revenue shares are governed by contracts that exclude former members. Mars’s attorney called the ruling flawed and plans to appeal, though no further details on the legal challenge were provided.