It's Definitely True That Stevie Ray Vaughan

For A While I Was Collecting Satan And Devil Stuff - You Know, Anything That Had To Do With Old Beelzebub Or Lucifer. But I Had To Put The Brakes On It, Because There's A Lot Of Stuff Out There, And The Collection Was Just Growing Too Quickly.

For The 'load' Album, I Was Experimenting So Much With Tone That I Had To Keep Journals On What Equipment I Was Using. For 'hero Of The Day', I Know I Used A 1958 Les Paul Standard With A Matchless Chieftain, Some Boogie Amps And A Vox Amp - Again, They're All Blended.

After Months Of Playing Air Guitar To 'free Bird', What Really Got Me Into Guitar Was Watching A Documentary About Jimi Hendrix And Picking Up The Woodstock Soundtrack. Listening To His Version Of 'star Spangled Banner' And 'purple Haze.' My Brother Played Acoustic Guitar And, Idolising Him, I Thought, 'i'm Going To Get A Guitar.'

I Think It's Morally Wrong To Keep Someone Away From What Keeps Him Happy.

I Was Really, Really Wild In My Early Twenties And A Bit Self-destructive.