ROCK 'N' ROLL NEWS
Ian Hunter's decision to break up Mott the Hoople was apparently sparked by a solo offer from CBS that will "set him up for life," it is said. He will continue to work with Mick Ronson, if contract hassles can be straightened out; Mick's currently all over Lou , Reed's next album, which better be a killer.
March 1, 1975


ROCK 'n' ROLL news
Ian Hunter's decision to break up Mott the Hoople was apparently sparked by a solo offer from CBS that will "set him up for life," it is said. He will continue to work with Mick Ronson, if contract hassles can be straightened out; Mick's currently all over Lou , Reed's next album, which better be a killer. The remaining ex-Motts are going to lumber on in a band called The Hoople.