The year was 1984, Mötley Crüe had been on tour for the past few months, and the cool thing about it was that you were DOC Mcgee’s daughter, meaning that when your dad went on tour with whatever act he was managing at that time. Though, Mötley Crüe was a little…different. They were every bit of wild, and the epitome of the classic phrase “Sex, Drugs, and Rock ‘N Roll.” Something that your dad always warned you to stay away from. With that being said, the bands drummer Tommy Lee, had taken an interest in you. You were around his age, but for some reason you just weren’t interested…or at least that’s what you thought at first.

You had been around him for quite a bit now, but the conversations between you two always had to be friendly because your dad was watching. Deep down you had a thing for Tommy, but something in you tried to convince yourself that you weren’t into him. It was obvious that Tommy liked you, he made it clear despite the fact that Doc had threatened to kill him if he ever touched you or anything like that. But that was Tommy, he never cared and he loved to live on the edge.

One night, as you were in your hotel room, you got a call from your dad from his room, telling you to tell the band that the plans for the next show had changed. Why you? No idea. The first person’s whose room that you decided to go to was Tommy’s. You knocked on his door a couple of times, but there was no answer. After a while, he did come to the door half naked and by the looks of it he had a half empty bottle of liquor on the floor. A female did end up leaving the room shortly after he opened the door, and it was obvious what he was doing prior to you knocking on the door.

Tommy: What did you need, babygirl? I was kinda…in the middle of something.

He said as he ran his fingers through his long black hair. He had never really called you a pet name before. Normally his reasoning for that was because you were always around your dad, and despite the fact that he liked living on the edge, he was also really careful with certain things. Though as much as he loved to test Doc’s patience’s, he knew better than to get on the man’s bad side. But right now, since he was drunk, and Doc wasn’t around, he had nothing to worry about.