So Barenaked Ladies frontman Steven Page is facing drug charges in New York state after officials found him in close quarters with marijuana and cocaine.  So much for spending his million dollars on not-real fur coats and Kraft Dinner.

But...big deal, right - a musician and blow?  Hardly surprising.

Well it is to me, given that my son is addicted (pardon the pun) to BNL's latest album entitled Snacktime, a children's album which pretty much cemented the band's uber-clean image.

The band's manager, Terry McBride, said he's "confident that Steven will be completely exonerated (yeah yeah)...it's business as usual for The Barenaked Ladies".

"Business as usual", hey?  Really? 

Everybody taking their kids to the children's concert BNL are scheduled to play in August - raise your hands. 

Undoubtedly it's not the end for Page or BNL, but they might want to rethink this whole children's thing.  Because when you start targetting kids, the only white powder you'd best get caught with is the icing sugar on the birthday cake at the 4 year old's party that your freaking album is playing at over, and over, and over, and over....

Tammy Robert is the Executive Producer of 'The John Gormley Live Show' - listen live every weekday morning from 8.30am - 12.30pm on NewsTalk 650 or NewsTalk 980.