My Biggest Blast-off Hit Was

I Get Terrible Butterflies. Before I Go Onstage, I'll Have To Freak Out For Five Minutes. I Scream. It Seems To Help!

It's Really Tough To Make A Name For Yourself Without Compromising And Without Fitting Yourself Into A Real Specific Mold. When I Made The Choice That I Would Be Involved In Every Aspect Of Music And Not Necessarily Make Music For Radio Or Mtv, I Was Saying, 'ok, This Is Me. You Decide Who It Is.'

Musically, Between Me And My Fans And Also Me And My Team, Who Between Management And Record Label Have Always Just Let Me Be Me, It's Fun To Pave A Path. It's Fun To Feel Like You're Doing Things Your Own Way. So In That Regard I Haven't Had To Worry About Any Bar But My Own.

When I Started In The Music Business, Travel Became A Huge Part Of My World, Where It Hadn't Been At All. I Visited Parts Of The World That I'd Never Been To And Found That I Was Spending Maybe 30 Days At Home A Year.

I Try To Have A Real Close Connection With My Fans. That's Extremely Important. They Are The Ones That Have Been There From The Beginning And Proved Everyone Else Wrong.