The Alvin Lee Interview (2012)
By Shawn Perry
Discussion about guitar heroes from the 1960s typically revolves around Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, with an occasional shout-out to Pete Townshend, Duane Allman...
The David Paich Interview
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
It’s not every day you get to chat with someone like David Paich — singer, songwriter, keyboardist and a founding member of Toto. You can hear...
The Tom Keifer Interview (2013)
By Christian Holmes
A million years ago, I had the opportunity to meet Tom Keifer. We met in 1988 during the Long Cold Winter tour when his band Cinderella was...
The Lou Gramm Interview (2013)
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
Lou Gramm is the iconic voice of Foreigner as well as co-writer to some of the band’s biggest hits, including "Waiting For A Girl Like You,”...
The Paul Shortino Interview
By Shawn Perry
Paul Shortino has enjoyed a very colorful career as a singer. He was mentored by Ronnie James Dio, he’s sang with bands like Rough Cutt and Quiet...
The Roger Boyd (Head East) Interview
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
Photo by Rusty Enderle
You have to love a guy as open, honest and nice as Roger Boyd. The keyboardist and only remaining original member of Head...
Hangin’ On: The Mark Stein Interview (2020)
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
The very first piece I wrote for VintageRock.com in 2006 was a review of a Vanilla Fudge show. I have always been a big fan of...
The Klaus Meine Interview (2010)
By Shawn Perry
After achieving worldwide success, the Scorpions have announced their retirement. Yes, you read that right. They’re throwing in the towel and heading to the beach for a...
The Ray Shulman (of Gentle Giant) Interview (2014)
Proggers for life: Steve Hackett, Ian Anderson & Ray Shulman
By Shawn Perry
Outside of the tight and supremely precise circle of progressive rock, Gentle Giant is an anomaly, a riddle...
The Steve Morse Interview (2002)
The Hardest Working Guitarist In Show Business
By Shawn Perry
If you were to sit with a group of well-versed guitarists and the name Steve Morse came up, an unnerving hush...
