Sheen's New Neighbor Rocks
TV.com, CA
September 21, 2006
Aerosmith rocker Steven Tyler washes ashore as Charlie Sheen's next-door neighbor in Two and a Half Men.
If Charlie Sheen's new neighbor asks to borrow some white stuff, let's hope he means a cup of sugar.
Aerosmith rocker Steve Tyler is guest-starring as himself on next week's episode of CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men. The rocker moves in next-door to Sheen's character, Charlie Harper, and wreaks predictable havoc.
Tyler is currently touring with his band Aerosmith. The veteran Beantown rock band is on the road with '80s wild boys Motley Crue in what the two bands are calling "The Route of All Evil."
Both Tyler and Sheen have had difficulties with drug addiction in the past. Tyler developed a massive cocaine addiction which almost led to the demise of Aerosmith in the late '70s. In the '90s, Sheen also developed a cocaine problem, as well as a highly-publicized predilection for Hollywood hookers.
This week, Tyler unveiled the first motorcycle under his Steven Tyler Signature Series. Designed by Tyler himself, the 10 limited editon bikes cost $80,000 each.
September 21, 2006
Aerosmith rocker Steven Tyler washes ashore as Charlie Sheen's next-door neighbor in Two and a Half Men.
If Charlie Sheen's new neighbor asks to borrow some white stuff, let's hope he means a cup of sugar.
Aerosmith rocker Steve Tyler is guest-starring as himself on next week's episode of CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men. The rocker moves in next-door to Sheen's character, Charlie Harper, and wreaks predictable havoc.
Tyler is currently touring with his band Aerosmith. The veteran Beantown rock band is on the road with '80s wild boys Motley Crue in what the two bands are calling "The Route of All Evil."
Both Tyler and Sheen have had difficulties with drug addiction in the past. Tyler developed a massive cocaine addiction which almost led to the demise of Aerosmith in the late '70s. In the '90s, Sheen also developed a cocaine problem, as well as a highly-publicized predilection for Hollywood hookers.
This week, Tyler unveiled the first motorcycle under his Steven Tyler Signature Series. Designed by Tyler himself, the 10 limited editon bikes cost $80,000 each.
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