It Seems Like A Lot Of What

Drugs And Sex Go Hand In Hand When You're A Rock And Roll Musician. Whereas If I Were A Violinist, It Might Be A Little Different.

Once You’ve Lived A Little You Will Find That Whatever You Send Out Into The World Comes Back To You In One Way Or Another. It May Be Today, Tomorrow, Or Years From Now, But It Happens; Usually When You Least Expect It, Usually In A Form That’s Pretty Different From The Original. Those Coincidental Moments That Change Your Life Seem Random At The Time But I Don’t Think They Are. At Least That’s How It’s Worked Out In My Life. And I Know I’m Not The Only One.

Experiencing Yourself Out Of Context, Divorced From Your Usual Point Of View, Skews Your Perspective – It’s Like Hearing Your Voice On An Answering Machine. It’s Almost Like Meeting A Stranger; Or Discovering A Talent You Never Knew You Had.

You Know, When You Really Connect With The Instrument And Everything Just Comes Out On An Emotional Level Very Naturally Through Your Playing. That's, You Know, A Great Night. And I Think The Reason I Love Touring So Much Is You're Chasing That High Around All The Time, Trying To Have Another Good Night.

It Seems Like A Lot Of What Was Going On When I Quit Is Still Going On.