I Have Never Met One Person Who

I'm Not One For Sitting Around Listening To My Own Music, Because I Tend To Cringe And Think That I Could Have Done Better. I Also Suffer From Red Light Syndrome Quite A Lot. I Tend To Narrow My Thinking When The Red Light Goes On To Record. Instead Of Just Relaxing And Playing And Emoting, I Think Of Time Being Wasted So I Won't Take A Chance On Something. Consequently, When I Hear It Back, I Think, "why The Hell Did I Play It So Safe On That Piece Of Music When I Could Have Really Opened Up?" Well, It's Because Of Not Wanting To Make A Mistake.

Pete Townshend Used To Crash Chords And Let The Guitar Feed Back. He's Overrated.

Stevie Ray Vaughan Was Very Intense. Maybe That's What Caught Everybody's Attention. As A Player, He Didn't Do Anything Amazing.

Simplicity Is The Key.

I'm Definitely Not A Guy That Comes In The Dressing Room Saying, "hey, Everybody, What A Wonderful Life." I'm Usually Brooding About Something I Think Is Wrong. I Care So Much About Getting The Music Right, And If I Think Someone's Slacking I Get Very Upset About That. I Just Can't Go On Stage And Say, "another Day, Another Dollar," Which I've Heard A Few People Say: I Can't Go Along With That At All. It's Got To Be As Good As You Can Do - To My Own Detriment.