My Dad Is A Huge Rock And

When I See Footage Of Guns N' Roses, I See That Fu**ing Hunger And Attitude. You Could Not F**k With Those Five Guys. It Was Just Raw. It Was This Lean, Hungry Thing On Its Way Up. It Was As Sincere As Any Rock 'n' Roll That I've Ever Heard, And I'm Proud Of That.

Notes And Chords Have Become My Second Language And, More Often Than Not, That Vocabulary Expresses What I Feel When Language Fails Me.

That's Always Stuck With Me, With Music. I've Never Really Gotten Jaded About It. I've Always Loved Music For The Sake Of Doing It, And The Longer I Do It, The More I Like It. Hopefully, I'll Be Able To Have That Same Point Of View In This Business, Or At Least With Doing This.

When I Was A Kid, A Lot Of My Parents' Friends Were In The Music Business. In The Late '60s And Early '70s - All The Way Through The '70s, Actually - A Lot Of The Bands That Were Around Had Kids At A Very Young Age. So They Were All Working On That Concept Way Early On. And I Figured If They Can Do It, I Could Do It, Too.

Experiencing Yourself Out Of Context, Divorced From Your Usual Point Of View, Skews Your Perspective – It’s Like Hearing Your Voice On An Answering Machine. It’s Almost Like Meeting A Stranger; Or Discovering A Talent You Never Knew You Had.