She Gives The Night Its Dreams.

If I Had A Musical Identity That Was Definable Then It Would Be Time To Get Into Painting Or Something Else. Race Car Driving.

If I'm Going To Go Out To Be A Solo Artist, It's Because I Want To Do Something Different Without Having To Wait On Someone Else's Schedule Or Hobbies Or Be Limited By Other People's Prejudices. I'd Be Kind Of Stupid Not To Exercise That.

When That Much Time Goes By, You're Really Listening To Your Old Music Differently. At The Time It's Written, It Was The Beginning Of Our Career And With Every Song We're Thinking, 'this Is What's Creating Us.' Now, Nothing Is Creating Us. We're Well-created. We're There. It Becomes Just Pure Pleasure And You Become Sort Of An Archeologist Of Your Own Music. You Don't Judge It, Because What's The Point? It's A 30-year-old Song. It Just Becomes Fun.

Once You Sit In Front Of People And Start Playing Songs, It's All On You. No Matter What Happens, It's Entirely Your Responsibility The Entire Time. I Like That Intensity.

I Had To Teach Myself To Let Go Of The Conventional Rock Way Of Playing Guitar And Singing. Some Things You Wouldn't Expect To Work, Did And Some Things Won't Ever Work.