Cube had also written most of Eazy-E's debut album "Eazy-Duz-It". He had received a total pay of $32,000, and the contract that Heller presented in 1989 did not confirm that he was officially an N.W.A member. After leaving the group and its label in December, Cube sued Heller, and the lawsuit was later settled out of court. In response, N.W.A members attacked Cube on the 1990 EP "100 Miles and Runnin"', and on N.W.A's next and final album, "Niggaz4Life", in 1991.