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Offered Here: Van Halen 1981 Request For Personal Files Sent To Noel Monk. This is a single, original, typed page on official Van Halen letterhead, addressing the transfer of all files and documents to Noel Monk, the band's manager at the time. The document is signed by all four original band members and manager Noel Monk. The document is dated December 8, 1981, and is presented in a white matte frame with a black border.
Additional Information: During 1981, Van Halen was amidst their Fair Warning tour, which was notable for its darker artistic direction. The album "Fair Warning," released in April 1981, featured harder and more aggressive musical elements compared to their previous work. This period marked significant interactions between the band members and their management team, with Noel Monk playing a crucial role in navigating the band through this heightened phase of their career. Steve Grade Letter of Authenticity.
Provenance/Authenticity: For over forty years, Nick D’Andrea was more than a fan—he was a fixture in the Van Halen inner circle. Dubbed the "#1 Van Halen Guy" by the band members themselves, D’Andrea’s collection was built through a deep personal friendship with the Van Halen family. With a veteran history of 400+ shows, D’Andrea’s archive represents a rare, direct pipeline to the band, featuring items gifted to him throughout their legendary career.
Condition: The document is in very good condition, attached to a black border and a white matte frame.
SKU: NDC1095