Jon Bream (Music Journalist)

Interview With Jon Bream, Author Of 'Neil Diamond Is Forever: The Illustrated History Of The Man And His Music' It's quite something to talk with someone who has been writing...

The Dave Mason Interview

By Shawn Perry I think we can all agree (and not disagree) that Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and Traffic co-founder Dave Mason’s place in rock and roll is...

The Ricky Byrd Interview

By Ralph Greco, Jr. As the main axe man behind Joan Jett’s “I Love Rock 'n Roll,” Ricky Byrd was not only part of Jett's band the Blackhearts during their...

The Richie Kotzen Interview (2023)

By Ralph Greco, Jr. One could say it has been a ‘dogs age’ since guitarist and vocalist Richie Kotzen, bassist Billy Sheehan, and drummer Mike Portnoy, collectively known as The...

The Cherie Currie Interview (2013)

By Shawn Perry From cherry bomb to chainsaw carver, Cherie Currie is a true rock ‘n roll survivor. Since fronting the Runaways at 16, Currie’s life has been a wild...

The Phil Ehart Interview

By Shawn Perry Through thick and thin, Kansas have persevered for almost 30 years. Mainstream hits like "Dust In The Wind" and "Carry On My Wayward Son" have hardly cramped...

The Mick Fleetwood Interview (2002)

By Shawn Perry When it comes to pushing the musical envelope, Mick Fleetwood literally stands head and shoulders above the crowd. Together with bassist John McVie, the lanky drummer has...

The Jon Anderson Interview (2011)

By Shawn Perry The soaring, high-pitched vocals. The esoteric, surreal, yet spiritually charged lyrics. The director, the facilitator, the calm before the storm. These and many other descriptions encapsulate Jon...

The Ronnie Montrose Interview (2011)

By Shawn Perry When I met Ronnie Montrose on September 9, 2011, it was a golden opportunity to talk to someone whose music had been a strong force in my...

The Gentle Giant Interview

By Shawn Perry To be honest, Gentle Giant wasn't a band I had given much thought to in recent years when I received a press release, announcing that seven albums...