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I'm not a big fan of his, but nobody deserves to have their gear stolen.
> This news just in from Roberta at Johannessongs, Inc. Please
keep your eyes and ears open and help us recover these items for CC.
> **
> Earlier this morning, the home of noted guitarist C.C. Deville was
broken into. Many guitars and several amplifiers were stolen from his
private collection.
>
> Arriving home from a personal business trip, Mr. Deville noticed
that several guitars were not where he had left them. Upon further
inspection, an initial inventory showed that approximately 30 pieces
of equipment had been taken from his house. Included on the list are
several vintage amplifiers and collectible guitars. Many of these are
recognizable to C.C.'s fans, as they have been used on stage by this
talented guitar player as well as featured in the numerous music
videos he has appeared in during his 20 year career.
>
> "This has been a difficult year for me," said C.C. I have struggled
with my alcohol addiction and sought and completed treatment. Then to
return home only to find it had been maliciously violated.
Unfortunately the finger points to someone I have graciously allowed
in my house and life. This saddens and disappoints me greatly."
>
> C.C. continued," Not only do these guitars represent a large
financial loss to myself, but they are also a damaging and hurtful
loss to Poison and all of it's fans. Several of these pieces have
become recognizable icons whose value exceeds their monetary or
insured value." "I'm doing my best to think of this as a test to my
hard earned sobriety. It's a test I do not intend to fail. It is,
however, made more difficult by the fact that my feeling of safety is
gone. And that I have lost some very gifted friends in my guitars."
C.C. concluded.
>
> A list of everything that was stolen will available on his personal
website Planet Deville when the inventory process has been completed.
While the proper authorities have been notified and are working on
solving this case, we urge anyone with knowledge of the theft itself
or the whereabouts of any of the missing valuables to contact Roberta
Cowan at Johannessongs, Inc. at (310)388-3936 or via email at
> This news just in from Roberta at Johannessongs, Inc. Please
keep your eyes and ears open and help us recover these items for CC.
> **
> Earlier this morning, the home of noted guitarist C.C. Deville was
broken into. Many guitars and several amplifiers were stolen from his
private collection.
>
> Arriving home from a personal business trip, Mr. Deville noticed
that several guitars were not where he had left them. Upon further
inspection, an initial inventory showed that approximately 30 pieces
of equipment had been taken from his house. Included on the list are
several vintage amplifiers and collectible guitars. Many of these are
recognizable to C.C.'s fans, as they have been used on stage by this
talented guitar player as well as featured in the numerous music
videos he has appeared in during his 20 year career.
>
> "This has been a difficult year for me," said C.C. I have struggled
with my alcohol addiction and sought and completed treatment. Then to
return home only to find it had been maliciously violated.
Unfortunately the finger points to someone I have graciously allowed
in my house and life. This saddens and disappoints me greatly."
>
> C.C. continued," Not only do these guitars represent a large
financial loss to myself, but they are also a damaging and hurtful
loss to Poison and all of it's fans. Several of these pieces have
become recognizable icons whose value exceeds their monetary or
insured value." "I'm doing my best to think of this as a test to my
hard earned sobriety. It's a test I do not intend to fail. It is,
however, made more difficult by the fact that my feeling of safety is
gone. And that I have lost some very gifted friends in my guitars."
C.C. concluded.
>
> A list of everything that was stolen will available on his personal
website Planet Deville when the inventory process has been completed.
While the proper authorities have been notified and are working on
solving this case, we urge anyone with knowledge of the theft itself
or the whereabouts of any of the missing valuables to contact Roberta
Cowan at Johannessongs, Inc. at (310)388-3936 or via email at
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