Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee accused of sexually assaulting woman in helicopter

Musician Tommy Lee is being sued over an alleged encounter in February 2003. Photo / Getty Images

Warning: Article discusses sexaul assault on woman.

Tommy Lee has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a helicopter.

The Motley Crue rocker is being sued over an alleged encounter in February 2003 with an unnamed woman who claims he groped, kissed and penetrated her without her consent when they were on board the chopper with another man.

According to documents obtained by TMZ, the woman was friends with the helicopter pilot, who had invited her on a tour of San Diego country, but when she got to the airfield, the 61-year-old drummer was also there waiting, and she was informed plans had changed and they would be flying to Los Angeles as a trio.

The accuser claimed she felt pressured to still go on the trip and, once in the air, she alleged Tommy and the pilot began drinking alcohol and consuming marijuana and cocaine, before urging her to sit on the musician’s lap. When she did so, she claimed he forced himself on her.

She alleged in the lawsuit he began to grope and kiss her before becoming more forceful as she tried to pull away, and accused him of penetrating her with his fingers while touching her breasts.

She claimed Tommy then pulled down his pants and attempted to force his head toward his genitals.

When the helicopter got to Los Angeles, the rocker hugged her and disembarked before the pilot flew her back to San Diego in silence.

The woman claimed she suffered shock, distress, humiliation, shame and guilt as a result of what happened, but claimed she didn’t go to police as she didn’t think she’d be taken seriously.

She is seeking damages from Lee because she has suffered from anxiety, depression, PTSD and experienced other physical and psychological harm as a result of the alleged incident.

A spokesperson for the rocker has yet to respond.