I Never Sit Down To Write Or

I Find Cooking To Be The One Thing That Relaxes Me. I Don't Get To Do It Often . . .

If You Go To Japan, They're Still Buying Vinyl, And They Want The Education. They Know Who's Playing On What Tracks From The '60s And The '70s - Who The Guitar Player Is, Who The Drummer Is, Who The Producer Was, What Studio It Was Recorded In. That's How I Grew Up Listening To Music. We Bought Albums. We Read The Liner Notes. It Was Important To Know The Whole History Behind It.

I Wasn't The Kind Of Person That Liked Waiting For Autographs Or Following Them, I Just Liked To Go To The Shows, Study Their Records, Driving Many, Many Hours To Different States To Go To Concerts.

Where I'm At In Life, The Women Have Got To Come With Something Else, Not Just The Body, But The Mind And Spirit. It Usually Trips Them Out, But That's The Way It's Going To Be. I'm Looking At The Big Picture.

I'm Always Sort Of Reflecting On What I Do On What I've Done. Usually Before I Make A New Album, I'll Listen To The Previous Albums Just To See Where I've Been.