No appetite for eatery
Boston Herald, MA
September 26, 2006
Aerosmith axman - and hot sauce sultan - Joe Perry reports he’s no longer an investor in Mount Blue in Norwell.
“We totally dropped out,” the Duxbury rocker told the Track. “We couldn’t participate in the restaurant as much as we’d like to. And we haven’t been around to even go in to eat. So we figured we’d let Jayne (Bowe) run it without us.”
Back in 1997, Perry and his fellow bad boy bandmate Steven Tyler, fed up with the lack of decent eats in their South Shore hometowns, partnered up with Bowe and a few others to open the Norwell eatery.
But now that Joe and the fam divide their time between homes in Deluxe-bury, Vermont and Florida - not to mention the time on the road - felt the need to divest his stake in the eatery.
“I just want to focus on the hot sauces as the extracurricular activity,” said the Rock Your World sauce mogul.
Bowe, according to Joe, is opening a second Mount Blue on the South Shore.
September 26, 2006
Aerosmith axman - and hot sauce sultan - Joe Perry reports he’s no longer an investor in Mount Blue in Norwell.
“We totally dropped out,” the Duxbury rocker told the Track. “We couldn’t participate in the restaurant as much as we’d like to. And we haven’t been around to even go in to eat. So we figured we’d let Jayne (Bowe) run it without us.”
Back in 1997, Perry and his fellow bad boy bandmate Steven Tyler, fed up with the lack of decent eats in their South Shore hometowns, partnered up with Bowe and a few others to open the Norwell eatery.
But now that Joe and the fam divide their time between homes in Deluxe-bury, Vermont and Florida - not to mention the time on the road - felt the need to divest his stake in the eatery.
“I just want to focus on the hot sauces as the extracurricular activity,” said the Rock Your World sauce mogul.
Bowe, according to Joe, is opening a second Mount Blue on the South Shore.
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