I'm As Involved As I Can Be.

I Lost Relatives To Aids, A Couple Of My Closest Cousins. I Lost Friends To Aids, High-school Friends Who Never Even Made It To Their 21st Birthdays In The '80s. When It's That Close To You, You Can't Really Deny It, And You Can't Run From It.

I Never Really Took Any Acting Classes. I'm Just A Natural Ham, I Guess.

I'd Say, If You Want To Be An Artist, Start With Your Art; Start With Making Great Music And It Will, Hopefully, Eventually Cut Through All Of The Nonsense That Is Out There.

I Lost My Brother When I Was 22. He Was Only 24. I Was Always The Kind Of Person To Live On The Edge, But After That, It Made Me Feel Like I Could Really Die. It Can Really Happen. Before Then, I Never Thought It Could Happen To Me Or My Family.

I Don't Have Any Regrets. If I Could Have Talked To My 19- Or 20-year-old Self, I Would Have Said, 'you're Going To Be Fine. It Ain't That Serious!'