Fleetwood Mac Sound Engineer Broadway Hit 'Stereophonic' for Copyright Infringement

Ken Caillat and co-author Steven Stiefel claim the Tony-winning play unlawfully adapts their memoir on the making of Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours'.

Ken Caillat, a sound engineer on Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours', alleges that 'Stereophonic' copies elements from his memoir 'Making Rumours'.
The lawsuit targets playwright David Adjmi and the play's producers, claiming the play mirrors the band's dynamics and recording experiences.
Central to the complaint is the character Grover, whose journey from engineer to producer allegedly reflects Caillat's own career path.
The suit highlights specific scenes and dialogues in 'Stereophonic' that are said to be lifted from Caillat's book.
David Adjmi denies intentional similarities, stating his play is a fictional work inspired by the 1970s music scene.