We did sign but I will say under duress and not having any time for any other legal to look at it. Herbie claimed he didn’t know what else to do… so he suggested we sign. We had played the first two then our Manager Herbie came to us stating Steve Perry was not going to go on without us signing. Schon continued, “Also the Elmo Perry was forced upon us all to sign that he and his attorney had drawn up 10min before we were to go on in Hawaii at a string of five sold out shows Neal Blaisdell Center. Smith voted himself in as president- Ross voted himself in as Secretary and they all through myself under the bus as well as, but Jon had initially called the board meeting.” His voice was heard by myself and all that attended voting me off the Board and voting Ross whom he fired and Smith who he fired as well as Herbie. So, it’s not true that he was only there through proxy. He (was present) at the board of directors meeting as no one thought I was there but while being represented by my Attorney ….I was there listening on the line.

In his latest social media rant, Schon wrote, “31 years later when he left for the ‘Last Time’ as there were many before that.

Following the news of Perry’s petition, Schon took to Facebook and alleged Perry was involved in an attempted takeover of Nightmare Productions, Inc., one of Journey's corporate entities along with bassist Ross Valory, drummer Steve Smith, and former Journey manager Herbie Herbert

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