Cleveland, Ohio native Scotty Kormos knows that success comes from taking as many opportunities as you can and letting people know you are out there and willing to do the work. Scotty is the drummer for the house band on CMT’s, The Singing Bee. He is involved with a host of other projects that keep him in the front of the line when new opportunities present themselves. He knows the recipe for success!
Youngstown band, Makayla Dawn is moving forward with a new CD, pending tour and being able to be the opening act for artists such as Gilby Clark, Jackyl and LA GUNS. Bass player, Mike Schneider discusses what his plans and hopes are for the band.
Former Santana drummer, Michael Shrieve is best known for his performance at Woodstock ’69 when the peace and love generation wove its way into some of the best music of our time. Michael has many projects in the works and shares his thoughts about his time with Santana and beyond.
During the mid to late 60s, Billy was known for being part of the music trio, Dino, Desi and Billy. After that he toured with the Beach Boys for several years. He is currently the Music Director and Tour Manager for Al Jardine of the Beach Boys. Billy shares his background in music, current projects and what the 60s meant to him.
If anyone has seen the later episodes of The Brady Bunch television show, then one will remember Cousin Oliver! Robbie Rist played the role of the adorable Cousin Oliver as well as a host of other television, commercial and voice over roles. He has worked with some incredible “old school” Hollywood talent. Robbie shares past experiences, reasons why childhood actors go off the beaten path and what his current projects involve.
Don King is the brother of the late Tom King who played guitar for The Outsiders. Their hit, “Time Won’t Let Me” has received over four million air plays and was one of the most recognizable songs for the 60s generation. Don shares his thoughts about his brother as well as ideas about music.
The Wrecking Crew was a group of session musicians who played on nearly every hit that rolled of the west coast during the 1960s. Denny Tedesco who is the son of the late Tommy Tedesco has put together an incredible film/documentary about his father and The Wrecking Crew. Tommy played guitar, loved what he did and had incredible opportunities in music at a time when the entire culture was changing and evolving. Everyone will love watching this: http://www.wreckingcrewfilm.com/
J. Stixxx (Jeff Pepitone) is a seasoned musician with years of experience as a drummer and front man. He has defined his goals and ambitions to keep moving forward with his music career.
Slide guitarist, Eric Sardinas knows how to use the preachin’ pipe to deliver his blues, rock messages. For over twenty years, Eric is on the road for at least 300 days a year preachin’ the coolest messages with his music.
Cleveland radio DJ, Larry Morrow has enjoyed a career lasting forty years on the air for several of Cleveland stations. His autobiography shares a journey of how enjoying what you love doing is the best way to spend your days. Larry’s time on the air endeared him to many and he was like one of the family to his listeners.
Local area musician, Scott Stiert has definite plans for his future after his time with Plank Road comes to a close. He is ready for the next music chapter in his life with his future headed in the right direction.
Cleveland native, Billy Sullivan has made music his life and shows no signs of slowing down. From playing guitar with Peter Noone & Herman’s Hermits to working on his own cool projects, Billy is living his dream every day!
Keeping the legacy of Jimi Hendrix alive has been closely watched by his sister, Janie. She is very open with sharing her stories about Jimi, what she feels is his contribution to music and how it is for her to have had a brother who was one of the greatest guitar players in the world.
Cleveland area band, Jane Dough is taking us back to the roots of rock and roll. Their style of 60s influence has been refreshing as lead singer, Songbird shares her incredible story of who she is, where she is and what is next for the band.
Rikki Rockett has been the drummer for Poison for twenty-five years. The Glam-A-Gedon Tour is traveling to a city near you this summer with Poison, Motley Crue and The New York Dolls. It’s a show that you do not want to miss. Rikki lets us in on why this tour is so significant. “If you’re lookin’ for nothing but a good time, it don’t get better than this.”
Louise Robey is on a rockin’ come back trail that is blazing with her new hit single, “A Woman Scorned”. Louise shares her thoughts about music, the 80s, life, love and her plans for the future.
Steve Ernst, promoter for Ohio Bike Week has many great events lined up this year. It’s gearing up to be one of the biggest events ever as Ohio Bike Week celebrates its tenth year anniversary.
Wishbone Ash has been rockin’ with the unique twin lead guitar riffs for over forty years! Original band member, Andy Powell shares the joy, the longevity and what it takes to keeping the lasting legacy fresh and new for Wishbone Ash.
Robert Altman has been taking iconic images that speak the emotion to our culture for over forty years. His latest photography book, The Sixties brings to life the time of the season when life was changing, swirling and becoming.
He is known as The Bass King and is certainly deserving of his title. Charles has been playing bass guitar since the age of thirteen. He has had success with his band, Ozone through the Motown label and has been a staple in Little Richard’s band for over 25 years! Charles talks about his career, why he loves playing the bass and why Little Richard is like a second father to him.
Tamara Rawlings-Spry is the rock widow of Jeffrey Scott Spry who fronted the 80s band, Felony. Tamara has been on a journey filled with love, loss and hope while keeping Jeffrey’s memory alive.
Cathy Miller has been playing the viola since the age of nine. Her energy and enthusiasm for the viola is contagious as she makes it look so easy. Cathy discusses the differences between the viola, violin and what it means to her.
Don Aters, rock photographer and historian has captured images on film for over forty years. His friendships, photography and life experiences have made their impact on how he views music, life and what the 60s generation has contributed to the world. Don shares the details of who The Rainbow Warriors are and what it means on his terms.
“Throughout my wretched life, there isn’t a friend, family member or fantastic opportunity that I haven’t shoved into a blender and mutilated.” Those are the words of Steven Adler, original drummer for Guns N Roses. Steven shares his joys, sorrows, challenges and life lessons as he discusses his autobiography, “My Appetite For Destruction”. He has lived life on the edge for years but was still determined not to become one of rock n roll’s casualties.
Local area band, Neon Black has established quite a name for themselves in the few short years that they have been together. They have had the rockin’ privilege to open for Whitesnake, Ratt and Bret Michael’s Rock of Love Tour. Front man, Tyler Stevens takes some time to talk about where the band has been, what they are doing now and where he hopes they are headed.
Fremont, Ohio band, The Undeserving has signed with Warner Brothers Records and will release an album in 2011. Two of their songs, “Something to Hope For” and “There For You” have been featured on several TV shows. Brennan, Kyle, Clay and Jimmie all share their thoughts on music, inspiration and being grateful!
Pop culture historian and author, Chris Epting shares his stories about celebrity encounters that are both humorous and touching. His latest book, “Hello, It’s Me” shares with readers much of the past, thoughts in the present and what might be ahead for the future.
Nashville recording artist, Val Halla is currently on her “No Place” tour. She shares the scoop on why she has “No Place” to go, why her summer tour with Ted Nugent was the best learning experience she has had and what she thinks about songwriting and music.
Local musician, Christian Kaser is starting to turn the heads of music fans with his new album, “Lost In The Sea”. Seven original tracks will relate to your own life experiences. Open your mind, listen to the words and enjoy the musical tide.
Parma, Ohio resident Wayne Mesker had dreams to be in a band, become part of the music industry and make a difference in the world. These days he is doing exactly that!
New pop artist, Jann Klose first began his stay in America as a foreign exchange student from Germany. Now living in New York City, Jann is enjoying the release of his CD, REVERIE and is currently touring to promote it. Jann shares his thoughts about his childhood, writing music and the hit single, “Doing Time”.
Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull is classically known for introducing the flute to rock and roll. Speaking with poetic definitiveness, Ian shares his thoughts on music, touring and why the flute is his favorite musical instrument.
Peter Tork rocked his way into the hearts of many as one of the lovable members of 60s group, The Monkees. Since his Monkee hey day, Peter has continued his journey with many musical projects including touring with his band, Shoe Suede Blues. Peter talks about his time with The Monkees and how he spends his time today.
Former lead guitarist for Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Ricky Byrd’s musical talent has rocked with the best of them! He is now putting the finishing touches on his own CD. He said that he is taking the time to discover who he is and what he sounds like.
Robbie Dupree is well known for his 80s hits, “Steal Away” and “Hot Rod Hearts”. His new CD, Time and Tide includes the song, “Lucky” which he performed on the Jimmy Fallon Show earlier this year. Robbie discusses music and life as it was then and as it is now.
Neil Zurcher is best known for his “One Tank Trip” travel segments on Channel 8 in Cleveland. His latest book, “Tales from the Road” shares a journey that is filled with fun, touching moments, humorous stories and memorable experiences with the famous and not so famous.
The front man of RATT, Stephen Pearcy is talking about the band’s latest album, Infestation, his other projects and what to look out for when you’re in the RATT trap!
Ambre Lake was the season two winner for the heart of Bret Michaels on Rock of Love. Ambre discusses her time with Bret as well as current projects and what life lessons have been brought to her since then.
Edgar Winter is the creative mastermind behind the keyboard body strap, first to feature the synthesizer and has crossed many genres of music with his talents and musical expression. Being part of Ringo Starr’s All-Starr Band has also been a dream come true for Edgar. He shares what his career has been like over the past 40+ years, influences that have changed his life and how he is continues to shape his own corner of the music world.
Garry Peterson, original drummer (and still active member) of The Guess Who recently took some time to talk about a career that has spanned more than rock and roll years. Garry has been a drummer since he was two years old. He shared his thoughts on music of yesterday, today and his time with The Guess Who. Garry has been with The Guess Who for over 47 years. Classic Rock has never been better with this iconic band.
Eddie Money still has Two Tickets to Paradise and that is any place where fans can hear his music. Eddie took a few minutes to share some stories and also sing some of his new material. (What a treat!) He knows how to keep weaving the magic filled with great music, talented song writing, a sense of humor and an ongoing love for what he does.
Deanna Adams understands why Cleveland is the rock and roll capitol of the world. Her book, Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Roots takes readers on a photographic journey to the rockin’ clubs, cool cats, hip chicks and great music, all by way of Cleveland, Ohio!
Interviewing original member, Tom Johnston of The Doobie Brothers was a very cool experience. He wrote one of their classics, Listen To The Music. Tom shares the story behind the classic hit and much more.
Chicago based band, Dot Dot Dot is tearing up some hot, rockin’ dust with many gigs all over the country and some of those are scheduled right here in Ohio. After spending some time talking with front man, Adam Blair, Dot Dot Dot definitely has something for everyone.
Their name alone should speak volumes. With hits on the charts during the 60s such as For Your Love and Heart Full of Soul, The Yardbirds had been part of the British Invasion. Three legendary guitar masters, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page all spent time as a member of the band. Original drummer, Jim McCarty tells me what he thinks it is that still rocks The Yardbirds!
Lou Gramm, former front man of Foreigner has lived a life of rock and roll fantasy while at the height of fame. During this time he has endured a series of life challenges that have changed how he views the world around him. Sharing a thought provoking and insightful story, Lou lets his guard down a little to let fans know what matters to him most.
Grand Funk Railroad is a band that made their mark in the early 70s with the sound of their original hits as well as their original spin on older versions of music classics to make it their own. Talking with original drummer, Don Brewer was a lesson in music history and rockin’ knowledge. They are indeed an American Band!
The Hollies are going to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year. (March 15, 2010) With a legacy that has lasted over 40 years with memorable songs and rockin’ lyrics, The Hollies emerged from the British Invasion tidal wave that swept America during the 60s. Tony Hicks, who has been with the band since its early beginnings takes some time to reflect on life then, now and always.
Rhonda Brewster has taken the scenic route to find her niche in living in California, working for one of Hollywood’s oldest companies and also being a marketing assistant to Brian Ray. (Brian is the bass guitarist for Paul McCartney) Rhonda shares her stories of difficult moments mixed in with how wonderful life can be.
Ann Thompson has a love in her heart for Cleveland music and its band connection. Creating her web site, After The Gig, Ann has provided a place for musicians and fans to gather and share their passion for rock and roll. She also is the Merchandise Director for Pink Floyd tribute band, Wish You Were Here. Ann shares her thoughts on how incredible it is to be around the best musicians that Cleveland has to offer. After all, it is the rock and roll capitol of the world.
Chris O’Dell was a personal assistant at Apple Records Corporation for The Beatles during the late 60s. Her autobiography delves into a life that many Beatle fans could only dream of. Chris did indeed have access, insight and above all, trust and friendship with the most famous rock band in the world. Though her journey was sprinkled with fun and love; it was also an experience that brought about episodes of struggle, sadness and destruction of her own life. It is more than a “tell all” about rock stars; it is a journey to find herself as well.
The CoCoBeanOs are the North Coast’s favorite rockin’ party band. Incorporating cover songs with their own original material, The CoCoBeanOs are ready to rock and move forward to the next level.
Jeff Carlisi, founding member of the band, 38 Special talks about his recently published book, JAM! that describes the connection between rock and roll, the business world and life in general.
Rick Edwards is the Web Designer and “official” photographer for the Morrison Hotel Gallery in New York City. He shares many cool thoughts about music, photography and what makes an ideal photo.
Trina Yannicos has managed to keep her passion for music, travel and writing on the move with her many projects. One of her endeavors is being the current editor for Daytrippin’ which is an on-line “Beatle Zine”. Trina has specific thoughts about her favorite band.
Beginning his career as a teen heart throb, Ricky Nelson had a music career that put many hit songs on the charts. His career seemed to have reached its peak between the late 50′s and early 60′s. Though the later part of his career would serve as soul searching and finding his own place in the music industry. Talking with Matthew Nelson about his father gives us a glimpse of a life served with meaning, depth and rock and roll.
Rich Spina is one of the names you will find when searching definitions about Cleveland rock and roll history. From his success with Love Affair to his current projects and gigs, Rich’s passion for music is sound, deliberate and rockin’.
Ben Fong-Torres was one of the original writers for Rolling Stone Magazine, beginning in 1967. He has interviewed musicians, celebrities, politicians and everyone in between. His expertise with writing and interviewing has earned him a well-established reputation among the journalism masses.
Bob Masse has been designing works of art for the rock music industry since the late sixties. His concert poster creations have appeared on the walls of The Fillmore, The Avalon and The Whiskey a Go Go. His work has been requested from musicians and corporations who are seeking the look of the sixties to be captured for their own brand of uniqueness.
Belle Liao is the keyboardist and only female of The Cryers. Her talent and positive outlook has been part of The Cryers band since the early 1990s. In addition to rocking the stage with the band and playing with some of rock’s well-knowns, Belle also instructs others who aspire to be musicians at Monmouth Academy in New Jersey.
Dusty Street was one of the first female DJs to rock the airwaves in San Francisco during the late 60s. Dusty now broadcasts from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for Sirius XM Classic Vinyl. Dusty tells it like it is for the power of radio and music and how things have changed in radio since the early days.
Bill German was a fan of the Rolling Stones but also a journalist on a mission. Beginning the Beggars Banquet Newsletter from his home in Brooklyn, New York; Bill made his way into the inner circle and stayed there for 17 years. Beggars Banquet became the official newsletter of the Rolling Stones and Bill was privy, amazed, disillusioned, thrilled and disappointed all at varying degrees of his life which was spent with one of the most famous bands in the world.
Les Paul passed away on August 13, 2009 leaving behind a musical influence of creation and invention that made an impact on rock and roll music, its artists and how we hear the riff. Les Paul was the creative genius who changed the sound of the guitar and how we hear the riffs that connect generations. Taking some time to share his thoughts about Les Paul is author and studio guitarist, Robb Lawrence. Robb talks about his recent book that details Les Paul’s legacy and how it has changed our culture and our lives.
Brian Ray is the guitar/bass player for Paul McCartney. He also has his own band, Black Unicorn and a new CD, This Way Up. Brian shares his thoughts on music, song writing, his new CD and of course being in a band with Paul McCartney!
- August 26 – September 9, 2009: This Way Up for Brian Ray
- October 2009: This Way Up for Brian Ray
- February 17 – March 10, 2010: Rhonda Brewster
Artie Kornfeld is one the co-creators of Woodstock 1969. His visions of peace and love for one and all manifested a 3 day event that made for rock and roll history. Artie, also known as “The Father of Woodstock” still believes in the message of Woodstock and feels others should as well.
Pamela Des Barres is one of rock and roll’s most well known groupies. Although she has shared quite the story with her rock and roll memories in the form of well-known books such as, I’m With The Band. Pamela takes time to discuss her most recent book, Let’s Spend the Night Together where other gals (and guys!) tell their stories of sharing an evening or more with some of rock’s well-known. She also updates us on current projects which offers insight to her life that many would be surprised to learn.
George Kalinsky has been the chief photographer at Madison Square Garden since 1966. He has had the privileged opportunity to record historical events through his camera lens. His career has been challenging, humbling and never the same experience twice. George shares his thoughts of what makes a great photo as well as his memorable moments at The Garden.
Emerging from the folk-rock scene in Los Angeles during the 1960s, The Association was the first band to open the historic 3-day Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. They had many hits on the charts such as: Cherish, Along Comes Mary, Windy and Never My Love. Original member Russ Giguere shares his thoughts on the group’s history and contributions to music.
Janet Macoska has taken hundreds of images that illustrate rock and roll music in real life format. She shares her story of how she got started in a career that she loves and earns her living by.
The Monterey Pop Festival was a three day music explosion. It was the first music festival of its kind which was orchestrated by John Phillips (The Mamas & The Papas) along with their manager/ producer Lou Adler and a little help from their friends.
Jimi Hendrix is perhaps one of the most memorable guitar legends in rock and roll history. His style of expressing his musical soul through the guitar made for performances that fans would not experience the likes of again.
- June 10 – June 24, 2009: Monterey Pop/Psychedelic Purple Haze
- October 2007: Monterey Pop
- January 2007: Psychedelic Purple Haze
Damon Harris joined The Temptations in the early 1970s, having replaced his idol, Eddie Kendricks. Living a dream come true with becoming a member of the Motown group he admired the most, Damon also learned other valuable lessons of life, truth and purposeful direction.
Dayna Steele was known as the “First Lady of Radio” in Houston. For nearly twenty years she was a rock radio host who interviewed rock and roll’s greatest artists. Dayna had a backstage pass to the world of how rock stars operate. In her book Rock To The Top (What I Learned About Success From The World’s Greatest Rock Stars) Dayna shares her knowledge of how to find your own inner rock star to be successful in business and life. Now a motivational speaker Dayna travels the US to share what can be learned from rock stars.
Billy Hufsey has been in the entertainment industry for many years. One of his earliest roles was that of Christopher Donlon in the television series Fame. He continued with roles in several day time soap operas and guest starred on many television programs and theatre productions. Taking an eight year absence from the entertainment industry to immerse himself in the corporate world Billy has made a come back through his participation in the reality show Confessions Of A Teen Idol. With a new CD release plus television and radio projects in the works Billy talks about his career and what direction he is taking with his work.
The Beatles appeared in Cleveland, Ohio twice during the height of their popularity. Through a series of interviews with people who were there to make it happen as well as memories of fans who attended, Dave Schwensen captures the mood, atmosphere and nostalgic frenzy of what it was like when The Beatles came to Cleveland. Dave attended those concerts as well so his spark for memorable events is what put the book together.
Chuck Schodowski (aka Big Chuck) of Big Chuck & Lil’ John has been involved with Cleveland television for 47 years. Holding various positions at Channel 8 from camera man, engineer, writer, director and producer; Chuck has written a book about his experiences in and out of the studio. It is a hilarious and insightful collection of stories. Chuck recalls the early days as well as what he thinks about television now.
James Dean was a Hollywood legend who left quite an impact in his 24 years. His lasting popularity has influenced each new generation. Talking with Marcus Winslow (James Dean’s cousin) is an opportunity to see “Jimmy” through the eyes of those who knew him best.
Gunnar and Matthew Nelson are the twin sons of rock and roll icon, Ricky Nelson. Their family tree is rooted in the entertainment industry that spans three generations which began with their grandparents, Ozzie and Harriet Nelson. Gunnar Nelson takes some time to share his thoughts about being in a band and being part of a lasting legacy.
He was one of the original members of the most famous band in the world. (The Beatles) His mother (Mona) owned The Casbah Club in Liverpool, England where many well known British bands got their start in the early 1960s. Pete Best shares this thoughts about his new CD, Haymans Green, his life during and after The Beatles and what it all means to him now.
Very few music fans can ever say they had private lessons by their favorite artist, had a jam session with rock icons or discussed music and life experiences for an entire day and evening. This dream can come true if you become a participant in Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp where well known musicians team up with some “weekend rockers” who have day jobs and make their dream come true for a day. 2008′s Fantasy Camp mentors are: Dave Ellefson (former bassist of Megadeth), Chris Slade (AC/DC), Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple), Mark Slaughter (Slaughter), Elliot Easton (The Cars), Earl Slick (John Lennon/David Bowie), Gilby Clarke (Guns N’ Roses), Mark Hudson (Grammy award song writer, entertainer) and Kip Winger (Winger). The participants and the veteran rockers share what it is like to be part of a tour of a different kind.
Nancy Lee Andrews started out as a model then found she had a natural talent and flair for photography. Spending some time as the girlfriend/fiancee of Ringo Starr during the 70s, Nancy was able to snap photos of some remarkable musicians and their surroundings. She explains why she put her book, “A Dose of Rock & Roll,” together and shares her feelings about such an extraordinary time of her life.
This tribute band for The Doors is as close to the original as fans will get. Sharing some time before their gig at The Winchester, Dexter Zirkle (aka: Jim Morrison) tells why he is the “front man” in a Doors tribute band and what it all means to him.
Murray Saul was the loud, gravel voice that blared the Friday night, “Get Downs” on WMMS radio station during the mid 70s. Murray celebrated his 80th birthday at the Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland and still had that sharp witted voice that made everyone tune in.
May Pang was the special person in John Lennon’s life while he and Yoko Ono were separated from 1973-1975. Often this time frame is pegged in rock and roll lore as John’s lost weekend which is the furthest from the truth. May discusses why she has chosen this time to put her book of photos together that show a happy and content John who is enjoying life and his friends. “Instamatic Karma” is a book of photos that illustrate the real story of that time period.
John Gorman was the Music/Program Director at WMMS radio station in Cleveland during its hey day in the 1970s. Under his watch it became the most popular radio station across the United States. In his book, “WMMS ~ The Buzzard,” John recalls events both good and not so good while at the radio station’s helm. He discusses more thoughts about his book and Cleveland’s rock and roll radio experience.
“Wonderful Tonight” is a memoir in which Pattie Boyd shares her life experiences with having been the wife of Beatle, George Harrison and then later the wife of Eric Clapton. Being married to two of rock and roll’s icons is not always the life as dreams may imagine. Pattie is candid as she discusses what life was like at first and then how it became distorted from the ideal image.
The Next Great American Band was a reality TV program in the fall of 2007 that saw Chicago based band, Dot Dot Dot as qualifying in the top five. Discussing the experience of being on the show and being able to talk with the judges (John Rzeznik, Goo Goo Dolls) and Sheila E., lead singer Adam Blair is humbled by the experience but also knows that his band has grown and evolved since being on the show.
The Dave Clark Five was part of the British Invasion during the 60s when bands landed on American shores in rapid succession. With hits such as,”Glad All Over,” and “Bits & Pieces,” The Dave Clark Five was a very close rival to The Beatles in popularity. In 2008 The Dave Clark Five were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
An exhibit of the 1965 Beatles movie HELP! has opened at The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio. Fans are able to see original manuscripts, costumes, instruments and photos from the movie set. (Exhibit open until September, 2008)
Don Bernstine has the coolest gig going! He is able to travel world wide to wheel and deal a piece of memorabilia out of a famous musician’s grasp. The lasting result of his work is for music fans to see the items on the walls of Hard Rock Cafes all around the world. He shares his thoughts of what its like to have the ultimate backstage pass.
Ida Miller has been a fan of The Doors ever since she saw Jim Morrison slink across the stage in black leather pants during the 60s. She has graciously loaned many of her prized collection items of Doors memorabilia to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio. In conjunction with the exhibit of The Doors at the Rock Hall, Ida agreed to share many of her stories and memories of seeing the Lizard King at his best and his worst. Ida does not usually grant interviews so I am privileged to speak with her.
(Exhibit open until September, 2008)
Carlo Wolff discusses his book, “Cleveland Rock & Roll Memories.” His book is a collective memory from many musicians, DJs and TV personalities who witnessed the music experience that was erupting in Cleveland which made it one of rock and roll’s hot spots.
Johny Barbata and Mark Volman who were two original members of 60s group, The Turtles. They discuss rock and roll life back then as well as their thoughts of today’s evolution of music. More thoughts are shared by Billy Steele who played with The Turtles for a brief run during the 70s.
A Beatles tribute band who call themselves, “Hard Days Night”. They share stories of how they started, their thoughts on the Fab Four and what their day jobs are.