Article: Bon Jovi called in "rock shrink" to solve band issues.

Byline: ANI

Washington, October 28 (ANI): Rock band Bon Jovi took help of a psychiatrist to keep the band united.

In a new documentary titled 'Bon Jovi: When We Were Beautiful', the rockers revealed that they used the services of Lou Cox after asking the band's manager Doc McGhee to leave in 1991, following a hectic tour schedule.

Cox had also counseled Aerosmith before Bon Jovi recruited him.

"Aerosmith's manager... told us about this guy named Lou Cox; he had no ulterior motive, no commissions (were) involved. He came in and got us to just speak better than anyone else could have," Contactmusic quoted frontman Jon Bon Jovi as saying. ...

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