TOMMY LEE Photo Reveals Health Problem

August 4, 2005

FemaleFirst.co.uk is reporting that doctors fear for MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee's health after a photo of him with a fan showed his tongue covered in brown lesions.

Ilana Alonzo, 25, met Lee at a radio station in Los Angeles and posed for a snap with him, while he struck a pose.

Only when the hospital worker developed the picture did she spot the raised spots on Lee's tongue and alert doctors where she works.

She says, "I thought he was making weird faces, but when I got the picture developed I noticed what was inside his mouth. I work in a hospital and the doctors were shocked."

After studying the snap, a doctor confirms, "It appears to be an infection. He has lesions on his tongue."

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