Interviews

"I needed to go, if you want to call it that, get grounded."

"Some people were like, 'What are you doing? You're abandoning your roots, which was not true at all."

He toiled for years in search of his first recording contract, carrying around a demo tape that had two future hit singles.

Track "started off as just a song to sing the praises of this rock 'n' roll city" before gaining a deeper meaning.

And what to expect during their 'Shake Your Money Maker' tour.

Drummer Don Brewer discusses a pair of very offbeat roommates from the '70s.

Band was given strict rules ... and broke them all.

Memoir will address his complicated relationship with former guitarist Gary Richrath.

Chris and Rich Robinson discuss early influences and detail plans for new music.

Singer says he got invite — but Joe Perry doesn't remember extending it.

Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain look back on the creation of Journey's 1981 commercial breakthrough.

Little Steven's musical director is a "musician's musician" who's worked with Elvis Costello, Carole King and others.