Ian McDonald & Ted Zurowski Talk Honey West

By Ralph Greco, Jr. Take noted New York theater stalwart and well-known Shakespearean actor Ted Zurkowski, pair him with Ian McDonald, a founding member of both King Crimson and Foreigner,...

The Steve Parish (Grateful Dead) Interview

Steve Parish & Jerry Garcia By Shawn Perry The Grateful Dead, over ten years after their final performance, remain the quintessential psychedelic jam band. Aside from their innovative musical mix of...

The Justin Hayward Interview

By Shawn Perry Of all the bands that emerged from the British Invasion, the Moody Blues have the distinction of endurance, based largely on the loyalty of their fan-base. Their...

Steve Howe: Keeper Of All Things Yes

By Shawn Perry At 76, Steve Howe is at a unique juncture. There’s little question that he’s a world-class guitarist, as well as an early architect of what became known...

The Mark Farner Interview (2008)

By Shawn Perry Grand Funk Railroad has been part of my musical vocabulary for as long as I've followed rock music. I was blown away with this ravenous power trio...

The Candice Night Interview (2008)

By Ralph Greco, Jr. Candice Night, blonde and oft-bejeweled lead singer of Blackmore's Night, answered a few questions for Vintage Rock during the group's European tour behind their album, Secret...

Trevor Rabin: Reeling Off To Rio

By Shawn Perry The metrics surrounding Yes could confound even the savviest of analysts investigating the band’s history and its spiraling roster of members. Without playing favorites, in that analysis,...

A Few Words With Steve Hackett – Fall 2015

By Ralph Greco, Jr. Every time I speak to Steve Hackett — as I have done now three times for Vintage Rock — I am reminded of how absolutely comfortable...

The Ian Anderson Interview (2002)

By Shawn Perry He is one of the most identifiable icons in the history of rock and roll. Balancing on one leg like a peg-legged pirate, his arm arched in...

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...