I Had A Good Career. I've Been

I Had A Good Career. I've Been Very Fortunate.

Some Bands Blow It Before They Even Play. The Most Important Moment Of Any Show Is When A Band Walks Out With The Red Amp Lights Glowing, The Flashlight That Shows Each Performer The Way To His Spot On The Stage. It's Crucial Not To Blow It. It Sets The Tempo Of The Show; It Affects Everyone's Perception Of The Band.

When I Was Younger, I Was Ready To Go Off At Any Time. My Wife, Linda, And I Would Go Out To The Limelight In New York, And I Would See People And Be Able To Freeze Them With A Look. People Were Even Too Scared Of Me To Tell Me That People Were Scared Of Me.

I Don't Need Much More Money, And I Thought That When I Retired That Nobody Would Want To Talk To Me Anymore. Then I Did, And People Still Want To Talk To Me.

Pure, White Rock 'n' Roll, With No Blues Influence.