Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain, who along with guitarist Neal Schon and the band’s then-singer Steve Perry co-wrote “Don’t Stop Believin’,” performed.
Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain, who along with guitarist Neal Schon and the band’s then-singer Steve Perry co-wrote “Don’t Stop Believin’,” performed the iconic song for former President Trump at Mar-a-Lago last month—and now there’s an intra-band feud over the matter. Schon, who’s had a contentious relationship with Cain for a while now, has served his bandmate with a cease-and-desist letter over the performance, Variety reports. Cain is a longtime member of Trump’s inner circle; his televangelist wife, Paula White-Cain, is the former president’s spiritual adviser (the one who went viral with her prayer for African and South American angels).
