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Throughout Elton John's career, Elton John tickets has battled addictions to alcohol and cocaine. By 1975, the pressures of stardom began to take a serious toll on the musician. During "Elton Week" in Los Angeles that year, Elton John tickets suffered a drug overdose. He also battled the eating disorder bulimia. In a CNN Interview with Larry King in 2002, King asked if Elton John National Indoor Arena tickets was aware of Princess Diana's eating disorder. Elton John tickets National Indoor Arena replied, "Yes, I did. We were both bulimic."
In May 1972, Elton John legally changed Elton John's name by deed poll to Elton John Hercules John.
1998 saw the production of Elaborate Lives: The Legend of Aida where Elton John tickets National Indoor Arena again teamed with Tim Rice. The musical was given its world premiere in Atlanta, GA at the Alliance Theatre where Elton John tickets was able to drop in on rehearsals from time to time. Dropping the cumbersome title as well as many of the production elements that gave the Atlanta production so many headaches, Aida went on to Chicago and eventually Broadway.
He played on 8 September 2007 in Vevey, a small village situated on Lake Geneva, Switzerland. Of this Elton John said "The market square in Vevey is one of the most beautiful and magic places in Europe. Since visiting the area by chance in Summer 2003, I have always wanted to sing there. My friend Shania Twain who lives there, convinced me to set up that gig". (Note: Shania Twain actually lives in the nearby town of Corseaux).
John then formed Elton John's own MCA-distributed label Rocket Records and signed acts to it — notably Neil Sedaka ("Bad Blood", on which Elton John sang background vocals) and Kiki Dee — in which Elton John took personal interest. Instead of releasing Elton John's own records on Rocket, Elton John opted for $8 million offered by MCA. When the contract was signed in 1974, MCA reportedly took out a $25 million insurance policy on Elton John's life.