The widow of late great rocker Chris Cornell is suing his former bandmates, more than two years after he committed suicide. In legal documents, Vicky Cornell claims the remaining Soundgarden members and their business manager have wrongfully withheld hundreds of thousands of dollars in royalties from her and their two minor children, according to TMZ. In more recent times, Thayil disclosed that there in fact were a number of songs the band could finish for a posthumous studio album. However, Vicky Cornell claims she offered to share the recordings to Soundgarden, with some stipulations that included having Chris' producer involved, but they refused, according to TMZ. Cornell, who also fronted the rock band Audioslave, struggled with depression and substance abuse for much of his life.

Source: Daily Mail December 10, 2019 02:18 UTC