I Used To Think The Only Way

We Were Telling Everybody We Weren't Getting Back Together When We Were In The Studio Actually Recording. We Wanted To Try It On, To See How It Would Fit.

People Want To See The Car Crash Instead Of The Race. But, When You're The One In The Car That's Crashing, It's Not Much Fun. I'm Enjoying The Race.

I'm Finding That People Reading The Book [the Heroin Diaries: A Year In The Life Of A Shattered Rock Star] Are Saying, "you Came From One Background, I Came From This Background - You Were A Rock Star, I Was A Ceo. I Didn't Have A Heroin/coke Problem, But I Had A Pill Problem. But I Also Fell From Grace, Didn't Know How To Get Recovery, And I Am Now In Recovery." People Tell Me That Their Kids Read It And Told Them They'll Never Do Drugs - "this Book Really Shows Me Where It Goes."

I'm Able To Make Decisions Even In The Face Of Adversity.

I Keep Interested And I Keep My Eyes Wide Open...i Try To Read As Much As Possible...try To Go To Places That Are Off The Beaten Path...and I Love To Listen In On Other Peoples Conversations...all The Things That Are Floating Around Out There And I Regurgitate It With My Perspective...lyrically And Musically.