Life Can Be Cruel. It´s

The More I Go Onstage, The More Quiet I Am Before, Because I Intend To Go Onstage And Slaughter.

I've Got My Fingers In Many Pies And I'm Very Excited About Creating Stuff And Watching It Blossom And Bloom And Harvest It And Get On With The Next Thing.

We Have A Growing New Fan Base, And We Wanted To Get Out Now, And Play Now, And The Timing Was Right.

I Am Not A Preacher. I Don't Want To Stand On A Soapbox And Tell People, "don't Drink. Don't Use Drugs." With My Kids, I Say "don't Drink. Don't Do Drugs." But When They Turn 21, They Can Drink. I Hope They Never Use Drugs, But People Make Their Own Decisions. When They're Old Enough, They Are Going To Have The Chance To Make Their Own Decisions. I Just Hope I Have Given Them Enough Love And Support, And The Ability To Come And Talk To Me If They Need To.

I'm Finding That People Reading The Book [the Heroin Diaries: A Year In The Life Of A Shattered Rock Star] Are Saying, "you Came From One Background, I Came From This Background - You Were A Rock Star, I Was A Ceo. I Didn't Have A Heroin/coke Problem, But I Had A Pill Problem. But I Also Fell From Grace, Didn't Know How To Get Recovery, And I Am Now In Recovery." People Tell Me That Their Kids Read It And Told Them They'll Never Do Drugs - "this Book Really Shows Me Where It Goes."