The Knock-out Punch Is Always The One

In The '70s, Everybody Thought Drugs Were Just Good Times. People Didn't Really Know About Drug Addiction, Or That Such A Thing Existed. When I Grew Up In The '70s I Thought You Had To Take Drugs. It Was Almost Like I Didn't Think You Had A Choice.

For Me, There's A Fine Line Between Telling A Story That's Fictional With Lots Of Details And Then Removing Yourself Too Much From It, So It's Bloodless, A Little Too Fictional.

You Know What, The Drummer Is My Manager. He's Busy. And I'm Busy. I Don't Need The Dough, Though. But Having Said That, There's A Limit To How Much Bad Music I Wanna Play. I Did It When I Was Young, And Some Of The Music Was Ok, But It Wasn't Great.

I Suppose I Should Be Happy To Be Misread; Better Be That Than Some Of The Other Things I Have Become.

It Really Doesn't Matter To Me What People Say About Me Anymore.