Talk:Paul Matters

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Dismissal[edit]

How was it possible for Paul be fired from AC/DC by Bon Scott? To me, I personally theorize that it's likely that one of the Young brothers - more Malcolm than Angus - fired Paul. In his only interview for Jesse Fink's dodgy and sensationalized book on Bon Scott, Paul alleged that AC/DC's management did not give them any money to buy food to eat or anything, but I doubt that Malcolm would've tolerated, let alone turned a blind eye to, any unethical behaviour from their manager and besides, none of them look emaciated, malnourished or anorexic in the photos from that brief timeframe. If their manager had been ripping them off and not giving them any money for food or whatever, Malcolm would've sacked him immediately. 124.171.142.164 (talk) 03:51, 14 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]