Being In A Different Band

I Don't Understand Why Anyone Would Collect My Work. Please Understand... It's Like Writing Our House. It Took Me An Hour, It Was 30 Years Ago, Get Over It! But People Say, No, No, It Changed My Life, And I Don't Understand That. I Can't Take That Seriously As A Producer Of What I Consider To Be Art. If They Want To Collect It, Fantastic. If You See What I Saw When I Took It And It Means Something To You, Then By All Means Collect It. If I Make Some Money, Um, Fine.

My Parents Recognized Something In Me That They Encouraged Instead Of Deflated, And I'll Always Be Grateful To Them For That.

There Are Always New Things To Experience, Internalize Then Write About. This Process Is Ongoing With Me. It Never Stops. The Opportunity To Reach New Audiences With All Of The Music That We Have Made Is Thrilling.

The Hollies, After I Left In 1968, Had The Audacity, The Gall, To Have Three Number One Records After I Left. Thanks A Lot, Guys.

I'm Not So Sure That People Consider Homelessness To Be As Important As, Say, The Vietnam War. One Should Never Even Try To Equate Them Because, Of Course, They're Tragedies On Both Sides Of The Coin.