Deen Castronovo, the drummer for Journey, was arrested for assault early Sunday morning.
The arrest took place in Oregon and the assault had to do with a domestic dispute, TMZ reports.
The Salem Oregon Police Department says that it was called to a home, which it believes is Castronovo's, around 9 a.m. Police went into the home and arrested him for assault, coercion and menacing. It is still unknown who else was involved in the incident.
The 49-year-old has been released on bail from the Marion County Jail, Portland's KATU reports.
This isn't Castronovo's first arrest, either. In 2012, he was arrested in Orgeon for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend during an argument. At the time, he was sentenced to community service and anger management classes, according to E! News.
Journey is currently on tour and it is unclear if Costronovo will be performing for the classic rock band's next show on Saturday in Hollywood, Calif.
The band's reps have not made any comments on the incident.
