Talk:Sara Lee Lucas

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"until 1995, when an impromptu-pyrotechnics accident caused his drum set to ignite onstage" -- Marilyn Manson: The Spooky Kids and the early years says that it was MM who set the drum set on fire (intentionally); see the link a few details.

Question: shouldn't it be noted that SLL left because of "the tension between ... "?

--Cyhatch 17:43, 6 January 2006 (UTC) for the record manson did set his drums on fire. the show was in N.C. either in winston-salem or cary. a group of us went to both and the show before this happened SLL had passed out on a couch with a neddle lying beside him, thats what speed his leaving up. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 70.109.1.213 (talk) 05:48, August 20, 2007 (UTC)