Aug 2, 2006 • 1 min read

Tommy Lee pilot charged with reckless flying

A pilot is facing reckless flying charges after allegedly landing a helicopter on a Hollywood Hills street, reportedly to collect Tommy Lee for a gig.

A pilot has been charged with reckless flying after being accused of landing a helicopter on a public street without permission, seemingly in order to pick up Tommy Lee and take him to a gig. David Martz, who will appear in court today to face the accusations, allegedly landed the helicopter outside a home in the Hollywood Hills on 7 Jul.

Martz, who was apparently flying the former Motley Crue drummer to a Nine Inch Nails concert fifty miles away, was charged with counts of reckless flying, landing an aircraft on a public road and landing an aircraft without a permit.

No statement has been forthcoming from the Lee camp. He would hold a press conference, but unfortunately his helicopter chauffeur is unavailable to take him to it just at the moment.

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