There's No Shame In Being Crazy.

Writing Songs Is No Different Than Explaining To Somebody What You Dreamed Last Night: No One Ever Gives You Crap For What You Dreamed Last Night. "i Was Laying In My Bed, And All Of A Sudden A Stallion Jumped On My Bed And The Next Thing I Know I Was In Mars But It Looked Like My Kitchen"... That's Kind Of What I Do With My Songs, Write Them In A Dream-like Manner. It's Up To People To Swallow It However They Want.

It Makes Me Feel Great, Knowing My Songs Are Being Heard And Of Service To People.

When I Play With The Full Band, You Get To Be Larger Than Life, You Feel Larger Than Life, And That Particular Moment In The Song Where There's Passion, You've Got Nine Guys Behind You, All Driving That Sound And That Feeling With You. That's Like Surfing A Huge Wave, Because Once You Start You Really Can't Stop It, You Got It Going Down A Huge Mountain.

To Create An Album Of Love, I Really Had - I Thought It Was Going To Be Easy, Because I've Always Written Love Songs. But I Thought If I Really Want To Make A Love Album That Contributes, That Actually Means Something, I've Got To Go Deep.

Sometimes Touring Can Warp Reality Because You're Never In One Place Long Enough To Get A Feel For It. You Don't Interact With People Long Enough To Know What Real Life Is. That's Why A Lot Of Artists Write Songs About Longing And Missing People When They're On The Road. I Do My Best To Keep My Mind Open And I Read A Lot When I'm On Tour, So I Hope I Have Good Things To Write About. I'm Constantly In The Songwriting Process.