Simplicity Is The Key.

When You're Recording, If You're Not Really Clean In Your Playing, It Sounds Like A Mess.

Session Work Makes You More Strict. You Can't Hit Notes All Over The Place. You've Got To Make Each One Really Count.

Sometimes If I'm Not Playing Well On Stage, I'll Purposely Play Even Worse; I'll Tear It Apart, Because I'm So Disgusted With What I'm Playing That I'll Go The Wrong Route: Instead Of Trying To Make It Better, I'll Go The Other Way And Really Make Myself Sound Bad. Which Is A Kind Of A Strange Outlook I Suppose, Really.

I Like Leaping Around On Stage As Long As It's Done With Class. None Of This Jumping Up In The Air And Doing The Splits

I'm Not Into That Keith Richard Trip Of Having All Those Guitars In Different Tunings. I Never Liked The Rolling Stones Much Anyway.