Pop legends the Bay City Rollers are mired in a fresh dispute over claims of unpaid cash from their reunion tours
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Derek Longmuir didn’t tour but claims he was due money from merchandising and other sources. The Rollers enjoyed massive success in their heyday selling 120 million records worldwide. Documents show Alan Longmuir was removed as a BCR director, with records revealing the company name was changed to “Awe Diddums LTD” from December 11 2017, to January 15 2018. Addressing that move, Longmuir said: “They received a letter from Alan’s lawyer laying out the law.”
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