A Baltimore manager sues Dru Hill

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BALTIMORE (Dru Hill Fans Website) - The man credited with discovering Dru Hill is suing the rhythm and blues group for $30 million in alleged lost record royalties and management fees.

Kevin Peck, a Baltimore entertainment manager, filed the breach of contract lawsuit Thursday in Baltimore County Circuit Court, claiming his 1996 management agreement with the four original members of Dru Hill "is still in force" and he is owed millions of dollars from the band's three records, including 2002's "Dru World Order."

Band spokesman Courtney Barnes said Thursday Dru Hill has no comment regarding Peck's lawsuit, which was filed the same day the group's new video, "I Love You," debuted on Black Entertainment Television.