Tommy Lee Net Worth , Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story What is Tommy Lee's estimated net worth? Tommy Lee is a singer and dr...
Tommy Lee Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story
What is Tommy Lee's estimated net worth?
Tommy Lee is a singer and drummer from the United States who is worth $70 million. Most people know Tommy Lee as the drummer for Motley Crüe, the band he helped start. He has put out 20 records with Motley Crüe, including studio, compilation, and live albums. Six of these albums have gone platinum. Tommy has also done well on his own, and he started the rap-metal band Methods of Mayhem.
Category:
Richest Celebrities › Rock Stars
Net Worth:
$70 Million
Date of Birth:
Oct 3, 1962 (60 years old)
Place of Birth:
Athens
Gender:
Male
Height:
6 ft 2 in (1.89 m)
Profession:
Film Score Composer, Musician, Disc jockey, Actor, Film Producer, Singer-songwriter, Drummer, Songwriter
Nationality:
Greece
In the 1990s, Tommy's famed relationship with actress Pamela Anderson brought him a lot of attention around the world. A home film that the couple made while on their honeymoon in Mexico went viral and was the subject of a lot of news stories, lawsuits, and a Hulu original series in 2022.
Early Years
Thomas Lee Bass was born on October 3, 1962, in Athens, Greece. His father was a soldier in the U.S. Army. In 1960, his mother was Miss Greece. Athena is the name of his younger sister. When Lee was about a year old, his family moved to California. Lee got his first pair of drumsticks when he was four years old. After getting into hard rock and heavy metal bands like Kiss, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple when he was a youngster, he bought his first real drum set. Lee played the drums in the marching band in high school until his senior year, when he dropped out to pursue his dream of being in a rock band. In the early 1980s, Lee's first band, Studio 19, played on the Sunset Strip. At a Studio 19 show, Lee met Nikki Sixx, who would later become a member of Motley Crüe. During the same time, Van Halen and Quiet Riot were two other bands that played on the Sunset Strip before they became well-known.
Motley Crüe
When
Tommy Lee met Nikki Sixx, Sixx was trying to put together a heavy metal band that would be very dramatic and focus on songs. Sixx knew he had found his drummer when he saw Lee play with Studio 19. Sixx convinced Lee to leave Studio 19, and the two of them started what would later become Motley Crüe. Mick Mars, a guitarist, joined the new band soon after. Lee suggested that the new band add Vince Neil, a guitarist he knew from high school. Too Fast For Love, Motley Crüe's first album, came out in 1981. It was put out on the band's own independent label. Not long after that, Elektra Records signed Motley Crüe and re-released Too Fast For Love in 1982. Over the next ten years, Motley Crüe made a number of hit albums, such as Shout at the Devil (1983), Theatre of Pain (1985), Girls, Girls, Girls (1987), and Dr. Feelgood (1989).
Lee was known to use a lot of tricks and special effects during his drum solos. For example, he would make his drum kit float above the crowd while he played. The Dirt, a 2019 Netflix movie about the band, shows that Tommy Lee and Motley Crüe were known for drinking and partying a lot, both on and off stage, as well as for taking a lot of drugs.
Different Projects
In 1999, Lee put together the rap-metal ensemble Methods of Mayhem. In the same year, the band put out its first album, called Methods of Mayhem, and went on a tour to promote it. Lee's first record by himself was called Never a Dull Moment and came out in 2002. In the same year, Lee's band played at the heavy metal music event Ozzfest.
Lee and the other original members of Motley Crüe got back together in 2004 to put out a double-CD record called Red, White, and Crüe. Fans of the band were excited about the new album, which went quadruple platinum and was backed by a huge tour by the band. The band's first tour in six years was the Red, White, and Crüe Tour 2005: Better Live Than Dead, which included 81 shows.
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In 2005, he had his own reality show called Tommy Lee Goes to College, in which he went to classes at the University of Nebraska and played drums in the school's marching band. Lee's autobiography, Tommyland, and his second solo record, Tommyland: The Ride, both came out in the same year, 2005.
Motley Crüe was supposed to play with Poison, Def Leppard, and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts in 2020. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, those shows have been canceled.
Personal Life
Elaine Starchuk was Lee's first wife. They got married in 1984. In 1985, they split up.
Lee married actress Heather Locklear on May 10, 1986. In 1993, they got a divorce. Locklear later married Richie Sambora, the drummer for Bon Jovi. They have a daughter, Ava, who was born in 1997.
Lee got engaged to model Bobbie Brown for a short time after he split up with Locklear.
Lee married Pamela Anderson on February 19, 1995. They'd only met four days before. Together, they have two boys, Brandon and Dylan. In 1998, they got a divorce.
Tommy Lee went to county jail for six months in 1998 after pleading guilty to hitting Pamela Anderson while she was holding their son Dylan. Lee is said to have hit his wife because Anderson wouldn't call her parents and tell them not to come to the family's house. Lee and Anderson saw each other briefly in 2001 after Lee got out of jail. At one point in 2008, Lee and Anderson got back together and even moved in together with their boys, but they broke up for good not long after.
From 2002 to 2003, Lee was married to Prince's ex-wife, Mayte Garcia.
Lee got into a fight with Kid Rock at the MTV Video Music Awards in September 2007. This got him kicked out of the event.
Real Estate
On February 14, 1995, Tommy bought a house in the hills of Malibu for $837,886. This is where he and Pamela Anderson would soon live together. A few days after he bought this house on a beach in Mexico, they got married. When Pamela and Tommy got back from Mexico, they moved back into the house and started making a lot of changes. They kept a big safe in their garage. They put the white bikini she wore at their wedding, a bunch of guns, and some jewelry in that safe. and their well-known home sex film.
In October 1995, an electrician named Rand Gauthier came up with a complicated plan to steal the safe from the garage. He did this to get back at Tommy for not paying a bill that was said to be between $20,000 and $30,000. Rand was the one who soon told everyone about the home.
In 2000, a popular episode of "MTV Cribs" took viewers on a tour of this Malibu home. In 2005, Tommy sold the house for $2.5 million. Here's how the house looked when it was sold again:
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