Members of iconic rock band ask judge to resolve financial deadlock with lead guitarist [Video]

“Don’t Stop Believin’” in Journey yet, as the rock band’s recent legal issues may come to a swift end.

Keyboardist Jonathan Cain and Journey founder and guitarist Neal Schon are asking a Delaware judge to help resolve their company deadlock.

This news follows reports from last week that said Cain was suing Schon for overspending on the band’s credit card. In this recent filing, it states that Schon “has blown past a $1,500-per-night hotel fee cap, maxed out an American Express card with a $1 million limit, unilaterally chartered private jets, hired a close friend as unnecessary extra security, and blocked efforts to pay the band’s debts” as reported by BloombergLaw.

The court filing states that Schon spent up to $10,000 on hotel rooms for himself and his wife and hundreds of thousands of dollars on private jets.

The two rock stars hope to solve the financial issues by bringing a judge in to deliberate. According to court filings, Schon is the president of Freedom 2020, a company …