Sex Pistols 'locked in fresh lawsuit over royalties'

The Sex Pistols are locked in a fresh lawsuit over royalties, according to new reports. The Sun claims guitarist Steve Jones, 65, and drummer Paul Cook, 64, have filed papers suing singer John Lydon, 65, and bassist Glen Matlock, 64, for breach of contract, as they believe they are owed money from the pair, court documents have revealed. Anarchy: The Sun claims guitarist Steve Jones, 65 and drummer Paul Cook, 64, have filed papers suing singer John Lydon, 65, and bassist Glen Matlock, for breach of contract, as they believe they are owed money from the pair The legal case comes after Glen previously claimed leaving the Sex Pistols in 1977 left him 'millions' of pounds out of pocket. Punk icons: The Sex Pistols - which also briefly featured bass player and backing vocalist Sid Vicious, before his tragic death from a heroin overdose in 1979 - released just one album, 1977's 'Never Mind the B****** Here's The Sex Pistols' And when we reformed in 1996 we did a reunion tour and I earned a lot from that. Imitating life: Meanwhile, a new Sex Pistols TV series is on the way from Danny Boyle - it includes this scene where guitarist Steve Jones sneaks off with Nancy Spungen, bandmate Sid Vicious’s girlfriend Anarchy in the US: Rotten, Vicious and Jones during the Sex Pistols’ 1978 tour Iris Law, the daughter of actors Jude Law and Sadie Frost, will make her screen debut as Soo Catwoman while Christian Lees is original bassist Glen Matlock, who was replaced by Vicious in 1977.