Whatever I Do, I Hope It's Quality,

Music Keeps You Eternally Young. It Just Does. What I Love About It Now Is Touring Without The Guilt. Now It's Like Nothing Is Being Held Back. You Get To Eat Mashed Potatoes With Both Hands Instead Of One. It's Fantastic.

Doing New Stuff Live Is Tough Just Simply Because I Pay My Money, I Stand In My Seats, And I See The Guys I Love. And If I Paid That Ticket, There's A Good Chance That I'm There To Hear The Stuff That Made Me Fall In Love With 'em - We Call It The "old Stuff." And If An Artist Comes In Town And Dumps His Entire New Album On Me, As A Listener In A Concert Venue, It Happens To Miss Out On The Old Stuff That I Came There For. That Doesn't Work Too Well For Me As A Listener. Most Of The Time For Concerts, It's The Old Stuff.

Too Much Credit Is Given To The End Result. The True Lesson Is In The Struggle That Takes Place Between The Dream And Reality. That Struggle Is A Thing Called Life!

I've Got Friends In Low Places, Where The Whiskey Drowns And The Beer Chases My Blues Away.

I Wouldn't Mind Producing A Movie With A Music Storyline, But Acting In One Is Too Close To Home.