SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Journey guitarist Neal Schon says the city of San Francisco raised its fee on his wedding when it learned it would be on TV.

City officials say they did indeed but they were within their rights in doing that.

Schon is suing the city because he agreed to pay the city $58,000 for use of the Palace of Fine Arts for his wedding to “Real Housewives of D.C.” Michaele Salahi (mih-KEHL’ sah-LAH’-hee) in December 2013.

He says six days before the wedding, the city unfairly jacked up the fee to $240,000 when it found out the couple was going to broadcast the event as a pay-per-view TV show.

Schon says he paid it so the wedding would go on.

City Attorney Dennis Herrara’s office says the fee was indeed increased because the wedding evolved from a small secret wedding to a commercial broadcast and the city’s fees were adjusted accordingly.

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TORONTO (AP) – Rush drummer Neal Peart will put out a follow-up to his book “Clockwork Angels.”

Peart and author Kevin J. Anderson will explore the lives of secondary characters from “Clockwork Angels.”

The book will come out in September.

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Jimmy Fallon is known for doing an uncanny Neil Young impersonation, but the Tonight Show host will be coming face to face with the real deal this week.

Young will be interviewed and serve as the musical guest on Tuesday’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, which airs at 11:35 p.m. ET/10:35 p.m. CT on NBC.

Tune in to check out if Jimmy and Neil team up for a “fake Young meets the real Young” duet.

Neil previously visited The Tonight Show last May, when he appeared with Jack White while promoting his 2014 covers collection A Letter Home, which he recorded in White’s restored 1940s Voice-o-graph booth in Nashville.

You can check out a video of Fallon in his Young persona alongside Crosby, Stills & Nash singing a folk-rock version of rapper Iggy Azalea’s hit “Fancy” on a July 14 episode of The Tonight Show at the program’s official YouTube channel.

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Bob Weir will be the sole guest on this Thursday night’s edition of CBS’ The Late Late Show, which airs at 12:35 a.m. ET/PT.

The founding Grateful Dead singer/guitarist will be interviewed and will perform during the program.

Pop/blues star John Mayer will be the evening’s guest host.  Mayer has been known to regularly include Grateful Dead songs in his concerts’ set lists, including “Friend of the Devil.”

The Late Late Show is featuring a series of guest hosts during the interim between the recent exit of Craig Ferguson and the debut this coming March of new host James Corden.

Expect Weir to chat about The Grateful Dead’s recently announced Fare Thee Well reunion shows, which are scheduled for July 3, 4 and 5 at Soldier Field in Chicago.

The concerts will celebrate the band’s 50th anniversary and also are expected to be the last shows the surviving original Dead members will play together.

Weir, bassist Phil Lesh and drummers Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann will be joined by special guests Trey Anastasio of Phish, Bruce Hornsby and Jeff Chimenti.

Visit Dead50.net for all the details about the gigs.

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ZZ Top will team up with modern rockers Weezer next week for the first installment of a new Jimmy Kimmel Live! segment called “Mash Up Mondays,” that will feature unlikely one-off collaborative performances by two popular music acts.

The Texas trio and Weezer will join forces to form “Wee-Z Top” — a name coined by host Jimmy Kimmel — on this Monday’s episode of the late night show, which airs on ABC at 11:35 p.m. ET/10:35 p.m. CT.

The showcase, which will take place each Monday in February — also will feature funk great Morris Day performing with pop-rock sister act HAIM as “Morris Day and the HAIM” on February 9, and soul star Aloe Blacc collaborating with R&B group Blackstreet as “Aloe Blaccstreet” on February 16.

The artists who will perform on the February 23 edition of “Mash-Up Monday” haven’t been revealed.

Meanwhile, in case you missed it, ZZ Top visited Jimmy Kimmel Live! this past Monday, January 26, and performed three tunes — the band’s recent song “Gotsta Get Paid” and the classics “Tush” and “La Grange.”

You can watch video of the performances online at the Jimmy Kimmel Live! official site and YouTube channel.

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