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Here's a little advice for anyone entering into negotiations with former Chicago frontman Peter Cetera: It's probably a bad idea to suggest that he take a "chill pill."That's our takeaway from a note Cetera recently posted at his official site, in which he told a little more of his side of the story regarding his on-again, off-again (and ultimately permanently off) plans to reunite with Chicago at the group's upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. As Cetera sees it, his many efforts to come up with a workable solution for the show fell on deaf ears — and were disrespectfully dismissed by his former bandmates."Every idea or suggestion I offered about how it could work musically was either rejected or changed by the show's producers," wrote Cetera. "Together with the fact that while I sent those same emails to the group, the only reply I ever received back from them was a very snarky 'Take a chill pill, dude!' Whoa! Really?"
QuoteHere's a little advice for anyone entering into negotiations with former Chicago frontman Peter Cetera: It's probably a bad idea to suggest that he take a "chill pill."That's our takeaway from a note Cetera recently posted at his official site, in which he told a little more of his side of the story regarding his on-again, off-again (and ultimately permanently off) plans to reunite with Chicago at the group's upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. As Cetera sees it, his many efforts to come up with a workable solution for the show fell on deaf ears — and were disrespectfully dismissed by his former bandmates."Every idea or suggestion I offered about how it could work musically was either rejected or changed by the show's producers," wrote Cetera. "Together with the fact that while I sent those same emails to the group, the only reply I ever received back from them was a very snarky 'Take a chill pill, dude!' Whoa! Really?"
