sentences:  Some of the Bizarre/Straight releases were later released by Manifesto Records, a label formed in 1995 and run by his nephew, Evan Cohen, who is also a music industry lawyer.In 1989–1991 Herb Cohen managed the Russian rock group Autograph (who appeared at Live Aid for Africa) and oversaw the recording of their debut American album "Tear Down the Border", produced by Robert Duffey and released in 1991 on the Bizarre/Straight label, distributed by Rhino Records.In 2009, Cohen filed suit for libel against British journalist Barney Hoskyns and his publisher, Random House, Inc., with regard to statements in Hoskyns' book "Lowside of the Road