I Don't Make My Living Making Records.

Being 16 Years Old And Getting An Electric Guitar Is Never Going To Get Old. There's Always Going To Be Kids Making Music. There's Always Going To Be Kids In Bands.

It's Hard To Be Spontaneous When You Have 40 People In Your Crew, And You're Playing To 16,000 People Every Night, And There's Giant Lighting Rigs, It's Hard To Change Direction On A Dime.

You Know, There's Always Someone In Mind When I'm Writing. You Know, It's All Comes From Somewhere Inside.

I'm Certainly Not Your Typical Front-man Material. Some People Love Being On Stage And Really Open Up, And I'm Sort Of The Opposite Of That. I Don't Crave The Spotlight. I'm Still Not Comfortable Even Talking On Stage.

I Started Playing Bluegrass With My Family, So There Were The G, C And D Chords. I Was Playing A Martin Acoustic Because That's What Carter Stanley Of The Stanley Brothers Played. Then I Got Into The Really Raw Blues Of Hound Dog Taylor And Started On Electric Guitar.