Disharmony Is Natural In Any Band.

Well You Know I've Been In That Place Too Where You Worry About What Everybody Thinks Of You, Am I Popular, Do People Care, Are They Looking At Me, All That Stuff. That's A Drag, Man. Having To Worry About Fitting In, Am I Cool Enough To Anything.

Performance-wise, You Really Need To Be Down In The Trenches; You Need To Do The Hard Work, For A Lot Of Reasons: To Build Yourself As A Performer, To Get A Sense Of The Audience, To Work Hard And To Wonder, 'do I Really Want To Do This?'

As A Kid, In The Runaways, I Would See The Interviewers Start To Ask About Our Personal Lives And What We Did — And I Could See The Look In Their Eyes. They Were Practically Frothing At The Mouth. So If I Answered These Questions, I Knew They Were Never Gonna Talk About The Music. It Was Like That Instinct — Don’t Go There, Man. Have Boundaries. Have Mystery. You Don’t Have To Let Everybody In! I Want To Be Singing To Everybody, And I Want Everybody To Think That I’m Singing To Them. Guys, Girls And Everyone In Between.

I Leave For The Show At Least An Hour Ahead, And I Do Some Vocal Warm-ups, And That's Pretty Much It.

I Fiercely Protect My Privacy. I Just Don't Think It's Everyone's Business To Know Every Little Detail About My Life. That's Just The Way I've Handled Myself.