The legendary rock band Journey has accused Pastrix Paula White-Cain of inappropriately “accessing the band’s financial resources”, according to a cease-and-desist letter filed by band member Neal Schon.
White-Caine is the false teacher scandal-riddled head pastrix of City of Dreams church. She’s been rubbing shoulders with NAR ne’er do wells for decades now and absorbing and parroting back tall tales, vision from God, prophetic utterance, and every wacky theology to come down the pike and from the mumbled mind of charismatic misfits. We last wrote about her after she repeatedly partnered with the demonic Moonies cult and was allegedly accused of serial adultery by one of her former husbands.
In 2015 White married Jonathan Cain, the keyboardist and songwriter for Journey. Cain and Schon are the band’s only original surviving members, and each holds a 50% interest in the band’s operating entities. We featured Jonathan Cain and his wife recently after they stopped by televangelist Jim Bakker’s show to perform a ‘Christian’ rendition of their hit song ‘Don’t Stop Believin.’
Schon says that White-Cain gave herself access to the band’s account without his consent or knowledge and then began spending money that was not hers to spend. He is demanding that she remove herself from account access immediately, according to the NY Post, with the cease-and-desist- letter saying:
We have learned that despite the prior mutual agreement between Mr. Schon and Mr. Jonathan Cain that the business of the band and the Journey Related Entities would be handled only by Mr. Schon and Mr. Cain as individuals, your name appears as an authorized signatory on the City National Bank accounts of Freedom JN LLC.
…We further demand that you immediately cease and desist and refrain in the future from inserting yourself in any business of the band and any legal entities used by the band, as this contradicts the existing agreement between Mr. Schon and Mr. Cain.
White’s Lawyer Alan Gutman says that his claims are basely and without merit.
“Neal’s attorney recommended Neal and Jonathan own their respective 50% interests in the band’s operating entities through their personal trusts. Paula is a co-trustee of Jonathan’s personal trust. Therefore, Jonathan and Paula signed as the co-trustees of Jonathan’s personal trust. But that never would have happened if Neal’s lawyer had not recommenced it.”
