New
York
(ANI):
Jon
Bon
Jovi
has
fired
his
longtime
manager,
Jack
Rovner,
after
a
string
of
problems.
According
to
reports,
Rovner
was
seen
crying
around
the
town
as
Jon
told
him,
“I'm
going
in
a
different
direction." Rovner
and
his
Vector
Management
came
into
trouble
after
selling
VIP
concert
tickets
for
1,000
dollars
on
the
band''s
tour
for
their
latest
album,
'The
Circle".
The
VIP
tickets
included
a
meet-and-greet
with
Bon
Jovi
and
even
a
photo
with
the
rock
icon.
But
fans
complained
they
were
never
granted
the
promised
access.
"Rovner
recently
sent
his
lawyer,
Michael
Guido,
to
ask
Jon
for
a
raise
and
was
told
he
was
lucky
to
have
a
job," the
New
York
Post
quoted
a
source
as
telling.
Bon
Jovi
said
in
an
email:
“Though
I
personally
live
for
and
love
Page
Six,
I'm
sorry
to
say
that
the
tidbit
you
have
received
regarding
the
split
between
Vector
Management
and
Bon
Jovi
is
inaccurate.
The
boring
truth
is
we
decided
to
go
in
different
directions
and
thanked
both
Jack
and
his
team
for
a
great
job.
He
is
and
will
remain
a
close
friend
and
someone
who
I
will
be
very
grateful
to
for
his
dedication."
A
spokeswoman
for
Vector
Management
said,
"Jack
and
everyone
at
Vector
are
very
proud
of
the
work
they
did
[with
Bon
Jovi]
together
over
the
last
five
years,
including
their
first
Grammy
awards,
first
No.
1
chart
debuts
globally,
and
even
a
No.
1
on
the
country
charts.
Vector
continues
to
represent
the
nation's
top-selling
acts,
including
Kings
of
Leon,
Kid
Rock,
Dierks
Bentley
and
many
others."