Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler Says He Can’t Be Sued For Relationship With 16-Year-Old

Steven Tyler is firing again on the girl suing him for allegedly sexually assaulting her 50 years in the past when she was 16 years outdated … claiming she will’t use his memoir as a weapon in courtroom.

The legendary Aerosmith frontman says his accuser, Julia Holcomb, should not be capable of use his memoirs through which he mentioned the connection a long time later to sue him for deliberately inflicting her extreme emotional misery.

Remember … Julia sued Steven in December, accusing him of sexual assault, sexual battery and intentional infliction of emotional misery.

She claims he first had intercourse along with her when she was 16 and he was 25, impregnating her when she was 17 and pushing her to have an abortion.

In new authorized docs, obtained by TMZ, Steven claims the alleged misery Julia skilled again in 2011 was not a results of his memoir printed that yr, through which he used a pseudonym to explain their relationship from Tyler’s perspective, however somewhat from a Star Magazine article printed months earlier than his memoir was launched.

Tyler says he purposefully didn’t point out Julia by title in his memoirs when he wrote about them having intercourse again within the day, and he says she’s bought no drawback utilizing their relationship to advertise herself within the media.

What’s extra, Tyler says she waited 11 years to sue him after his memoir was printed … and he says she’s barred from suing him for intentional infliction of emotional misery due to a 2-year statute of limitations on such claims.

Tyler additionally claims his memoirs are a vessel to share his personal experiences from his “newsworthy life” … and he says her IIED declare is subsequently barred by the First Amendment.