The Biff Byford Interview (2011)
By Bruce Forrest
As a Saxon fan since the release of Denim And Leather in 1981, I have seen the band live countless times. I have read everything about the...
The Roger Earl Interview (2013)
By Ralph Greco, Jr.
Photo By Ron Lyon
Roger Earl, Foghat’s original drummer and the only member to appear on all the band’s albums, is a transplanted Englishman living on a...
The John Waite Interview (2013)
By Shawn Perry
John Waite, without question, has one of the most iconic voices in rock. Think of the songs he’s written and sang — from “Isn’t It Time,” “Every...
Songwriter: The Other Side Of Colin Blunstone
By Susan Enterline
For devotees of rock music and its legendary singers, the name Colin Blunstone instantly conjures thoughts of the hauntingly ethereal-voiced singer for The Zombies — his unique...
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 Martin Barre Interview (2003)
By Shawn Perry
It may be safe to say that Jethro Tull is, to borrow a familiar phrase, one of the hardest working musical acts in show business. 2003 was...
The Gary Brooker Interview (2019)
By Shawn Perry
It was the Summer of 1967 and there was a surge of radical activity on both sides of the pond. You had the free spirited hippies in...
The Tommy Chong Interview
By Shawn Perry
I don’t believe I’m alone when I say Cheech & Chong’s records were as essential to my listening diet growing up as Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd....
The Joe Satriani Interview (2015)
By Charlie Steffens
Photo by Chapman Baehler
Musicians are able to convey thoughts and feelings through their lyrics. For most of his career as an instrumentalist, Joe Satriani has used the...
The Greg Kihn Interview (2018)
By Shawn Perry
Photos by Amy Lehman
When I interviewed Greg Kihn in 2017, he was in the midst of a career revival. The "Jeopardy" singer released Rekihndled, his first album...
