A Delaware judge said Wednesday that he’d try to resolve a deadlock over Journey’s tour management before the classic rock band embarks on the Japanese leg of its tour this autumn.
It would be preferable, however, if longtime Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain and the band’s sole remaining co-founder, lead guitarist Neal Schon, could resolve their dispute without intervention from the Delaware Chancery Court, Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster said in a telephone hearing.
In the meantime, Laster said he would appoint a discovery facilitator to work with Cain’s and Schon’s legal teams ahead of a hearing scheduled the first week ...
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