A Fleetwood Mac producer sued the creators of the Broadway hit "Stereophonic," claiming they stole material from his memoir "Making Rumours."

Kenneth Caillat, who worked on Fleetwood Mac's album 'Rumors,' says passages and the premise for the Tony-Award winning play were taken from his book.

A former sound engineer who coauthored a 2012 memoir about his days working on the Fleetwood Mac album Rumours has filed a lawsuit, along with his coauthor of the book Making Rumours, against the makers of Broadway's smash hit play Stereophonic,

In 2012, producer Ken Caillat published a memoir about his work on Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Rumours’. He reckons that book formed the basis of the Broadway play ‘Stereophonic’, about a band working on a new album.

Music producer Ken Caillat sued the makers of the hit Broadway play "Stereophonic" in New York federal court on Tuesday, accusing them of ripping off his memoir about his work on the seminal Fleetwood Mac album "Rumours.

The suit claims that the Broadway show "copies the heart and soul" of his book "Making Rumours," about the band's bestselling 1977 album The post Fleetwood Mac Producer Sues Tony-Winning ‘Stereophonic’ Playwright for Copyright Infringement appeared first on TheWrap.