Just forget about that, do it for the fans вЂ“ whatвЂ™s wrong with that?вЂќ And IвЂ™ve for years been trying to get those guys to put the band back together because I believe the fans want us to play music again, and they donвЂ™t give a shit about any differences that we may have. вЂњSo they can do what they want to with it. But other people canвЂ™t say the same thing about the part, the band that goes out and impersonates, and uses the moniker, and they get away with it because theyвЂ™re two-thirds of the corporation that controls that trademark.вЂќ He continued, saying: They know that guy, they know that thatвЂ™s the guy thatвЂ™s gonna show up in Chile when the crowd shows up, thatвЂ™s going to be that guy. вЂњYeah, I went and played, I still go and play, and people know that IвЂ™m from Grand Funk, I wrote 92% of the songs, and I am who my songs say I am.

IвЂ™m over it.вЂ™ And itвЂ™s like вЂ“ wow! So that was the end of those kinds of audiences because what are you gonna do on your own? This is Mark Farner of Grand Funk.вЂќ вЂњAnd he just stood there and he says, вЂItвЂ™s over. He came in late to a rehearsal and he announced to us that he had to find something more stable to do with his life. Don Brewer left the band and thatвЂ™s how the band broke up. Mark Farner recalls why Grand Funk Railroad broke up:

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