Johnny Borrell vows not to go solo.

The Razorlight frontman is tired of rumors he is set to leave the band to
work alone and blasted people who doubt his dedication to the 'Golden Touch'
rockers.
He said: "It's total rubbish. I've never said I want to release a solo
album. But it doesn't matter if I say a hundred times, 'I'm in a band', no
one wants to listen.
"Noel Gallagher writes the songs for Oasis but doesn't get half the
criticism I do.
"It's like when someone asks to photograph Razorlight for a magazine and
we'll say, 'Yes, put the band on the front' but then they go and use a
picture of just me and then people have a pop at me for it.
"People prefer to think I'm always losing my temper but I'm committed to
this band."
Johnny also insisted recent criticism of the band's new album 'Slipway
Fires' was not about the quality of the songs but a personal attack on him.
He added to Britain's Daily Star newspaper: "I'm not happy with the reviews
because I don't think people have given the album a chance. A couple sounded
like they hadn't even bothered listening to it.
"If I go to a concert and see a band I don't like, at least I can be
objective, but it seems that people want to believe the c**p that's written
about me. But the haters aren't going to win."