It's Easier To Sit There And Say

If It's Just A Pastime, Keep Doing It Because It's Relaxing And To Blow Off Some Steam. But If You're Not Sure If You Want To Do It, Or You're Thinking You Can Be Famous, You Shouldn't Do It Because You Want To Be Famous. You Have To Do It Because You Love It And You Want To Play For People. And If That's What You Want To Do, Then Do It, But You Can't Go Into It With That Mindset Of "we'll Be In A Band And We'll Be Famous."

The Thing That Sometimes Gets Lost Is People Look At The Harder Edge Of Me ... The Leather Jacket And The Tough Rock 'n' Roll Attitude... And Get The Wrong Impression That I'm Mean. That's Really Something I Don't Want People To Think Because I Don't Think That's The Case.

When You're Singing Songs About Love And Sex, You Want Everyone To Think You're Singing To Them. Whether You're A Boy, A Girl, A Woman, A Man - Whatever You're Into, I Can Be That.

One Of The Mistakes I Made Was Believing That The Rock 'n' Roll Genre As A Genre Was Much More Free Than The Whole Pop Or R&b Scene.

I Consider That Success For Anything, Whether It's Being A Musician Or A Writer. As Long As You Can Support Yourself, You're Successful. People Need To Change Their Idea Of What Success Is.