The Henry McCullough Interview (2012)

By Ralph Greco, Jr. When electric guitarist, drummer, bassist and fiddle player Henry McCullough, formerly of Paul McCartney & Wings, took the stage at the famous Iridium club in New...

The Jock Bartley (Firefall) Interview (2013)

By Ralph Greco, Jr. Firefall first hit the scene in 1976 with the release of their self-titled debut album that would be, at the time, the quickest album to reach...

The Juan Croucier Interview (Part 2, 2023)

By Greg Prato In Part 1 of our interview with Ratt’s Juan Croucier, the band’s bassist discussed each and every album included on the group’s recent The Atlantic Years: 1984-1991...

Junkman Radio Interviews Jeff Scott Soto From Sons of Apollo

Three years after unleashing their unique brand of progressive hard rock fury on their debut album Psychotic Symphony, Sons of Apollo are back in 2020 with their sophomore studio...

The Pat Mastelotto Interview (2017)

By Shawn Perry Drummer Pat Mastelotto has the distinction of being one of the longest standing members of King Crimson, a group with a high volume of personnel turnover. Of...

The Steve Lukather Interview

By Shawn Perry Photo by Alex Kluft For everything that guitarist Steve Lukather has accomplished as a member of Toto and a working musician who’s played with everyone from George Harrison,...

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 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...

The Jeff Pilson Interview

By Shawn Perry Photo by Ron Lyon Jeff Pilson is what you call a utility guy. He can do everything: play bass, play guitar, produce, write songs, sing, even act. He...

The Rudolph Schenker (Scorpions) Interview

Rudolph Schenker: Keeps On Stinging By Shawn Perry Sometimes, you have to ask yourself the age-old question: What keeps some of these bands going? You'd think after a decade or so,...