Beach Boys' Jardine sues bandmates

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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Original Beach Boys member Al Jardine has sued his former band mates for about $4 million, claiming they excluded him from recent concerts, his attorney said. Jardine, 58, filed the lawsuit against Mike Love and Brian Wilson in Superior Court on Friday. Other defendants include the Carl Wilson Trust and Brother Records, the corporate entity of the Beach Boys. Carl Wilson died of lung cancer in 1998 at the age of 51. "Jardine claims he has been frozen out of the Beach Boys," attorney Jeffrey Benice said Tuesday. The defendants could not be reached for comment. The offices of Brother Records and the Carl Wilson Trust were closed due to the Fourth of July holiday.

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