I Kind Of Imagine Myself

What I Get In Rock 'n' Roll That I Don't Get In Movies Is That Connection With People. With Music It's Instantaneous, And Just To Watch People Light Up, It's Really Amazing. I Love That Connection.

As Early As When I Was Five Or Six I Wanted To Perform.

When I Do A Film, Usually I Work From My Director. That's My Boss. The Director Is Interpreting The Writer's Vision, And We All Interpret It, And They Create Their Own Vision As Well.

What's Exciting To Me Is The Live Show Medium Itself; It's The Last Untouchable Medium. I Don't Think It Will Ever Go Away. It Has Gone On From The Beginning Of Time With Little Performances Around A Campfire, I'd Imagine, Like Cavemen Doing Some Chants, Rhythm, And Sounds, Beating On Things.

I Can Write A Song In The Back Of The Bus, Where I Am Right Now, Or In My Living Room, And I Can Perform It That Night And Have An Instant Reciprocal Exchange - An Emotional, Impactful Exchange - And It's A Less Technical Medium. It's A Pure Expression From My Soul To Other Souls.