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Red Hot Chili Peppers's John Frusciante granted a restraining order against a woman

Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante August for the next two years stay order against a woman named Elizabeth Thomas is granted.

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A judge on Wednesday (August 24) which states that by 2013 Thomas Frusciante and his wife should stay at least 100 yards away order is granted.

Frusciante left the group in 2009 and former player Josh Klinghoffer of Warpaint.

Frusciante left the group in 2009 and was replaced by former Warpaint player Josh Klinghoffer.

Thomas originally approached the guitarist with the intention of writing a screenplay about his life and after he declined, sent him a stream of long, aggressive emails, according to TMZ.

Frusciante wrote in the lawsuit:

I fear both for my safety and for my wife's safety. Given that my wife and I are musicians and often play at venues around the world, it is hard for us to avoid Ms. Thomas if she is free to continually show up to harass us.

Red Hot Chili Peppers for a piano, 'I'm With You'

Red Hot Chili Peppers for a piano, 'I'm With You,' wrote the music.

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During the band's recent hiatus, flea bass player jazz trumpet himself to study the University of Southern California, music theory and composition as well as teaching himself the piano, which do you compose tracks for their latest album to change their approach.

He said: "I wrote music on piano which is a different approach for us. I didn't play piano much before but on this record I composed on the piano and so did [new guitarist] Josh [Klinghoffer].

"When you write on the piano, you write rhythm, bass and harmony and reinterpret it with a rock band.

"We'd never done anything like that before - it had always come from a guitar and bass and drums."

The band in which singer and drummer Chad Smith, Anthony Keidis are so successful their new approach to songwriting found the upcoming tenth album, 'I'm With You' for a great wealth of material, and had to cut it down.

Anthony said: "There was an absurd wealth of musical ideas and if we lived in a different time and place we could have put out a double or triple record.

"Writing songs wasn't an issue. It was getting rid of them that was difficult."

Red Hot Chili Peppers start work on comeback album on the day frontman died

Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis described how the man died, the band broke up their response is expressed, the very day they gathered to start work on comeback album I’m With You, it will be released on August 29.

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When guitarist John Frusciante Chilis 2009 in the momentum of their return after a gap of two years for the recovery of the struggle was decided.

The singer explains on his website: “Brendan came to Hollywood from the UK in the mid 70s, and helped start the punk rock scene in LA. His thing was promoting new music and he went on to be the booker for Club Lingerie on Sunset Strip in the 80s.

“In 1983 Flea and I spent our last dime recording a demo tape. We barged into Club Lingerie in the middle of the day and found Brendan. He listened to the tape on our boombox while we danced around wildly to convey the sort of energy we were bringing to the table.

“He offered us a slot opening for Bad Brains, who at that point were the kings of the scene. We took the gig and started a friendship with Brendan that continued until he died.”

Kiedis telling his bandmates, his friends had died, was left with the task, He says: “I was driving into the studio when I got a text saying Brendan had died of a massive stroke, on his birthday.

“When I got to rehearsal I delivered the news that we’d just lost this beautiful person.

“Then we started playing without really talking. Probably the second thing that came out of that jam was the basis for Brendan’s Death Song.

“It does have a sort of death-march feel to it, but it’s more of a celebration than a bummer. Yes, we lost a good man – but he had a very full life."