Full-time freelance writer based in Glasgow, Scotland… author of 17 books, three of which are in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Permanent Collection… former news editor at TeamRock.com… former band manager, drummer and keyboardist… TV and radio presenter… real ale fan.
Martin Kielty
Geddy Lee Reveals Why Kiss Had to Party in Their Makeup
Rush frontman recalls smoking pot and watching the antics of their tourmates.
Kid Rock Ends Bud Light Boycott: ‘I Think They Got the Message’
He argues he gave beer maker the spanking it deserved for teaming up with trans influencer.
Wolfgang Van Halen and Michael Anthony Share Hug at Reunion
Original Van Halen bassist and his replacement prove there’s no hard feelings as they meet at Mammoth WVH show.
Music Boss Slams Hypocrite Artists For Not Banning CDs and Vinyl
Producer of 44 chart hits “baffled” that musicians call for action on climate change while their work is sold in physical forms.
Geddy Lee Releases Demo Song About Neil Peart Family Tragedy
Rush frontman wrote “Gone” soon after drummer’s daughter died in car accident.
Bumblefoot Still Gets Reminded of Guns N’ Roses Solo Slip
He used to receive death threats for Spinal Tap moment with Star Wars helmet during “Welcome to the Jungle.”
Ace Frehley: Kiss Fans Aren’t the Brightest, My Fans Are Sharp
The band's former guitarist says he’s glad farewell tour is finally done.
Gene Simmons Credits Family For Making It to End of the Road
He reflected on narrowly avoiding self-destruction in emotional moments after final Kiss show.
Rush’s Alex Lifeson Admits ‘It’s Not In Our D.N.A. to Stop’
Surviving duo touch on possibility of touring again with “one of the great drummers.”
Why Kiss’ First Farewell Tour Wasn’t Really Goodbye
Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons aimed to put the band to bed 23 years before concluding their "End of the Road" trip.
First Manager Says Black Sabbath Would Sneer at Shy Ozzy Osbourne
Back then, Jim Simpson said the future metal icon was "never very confident in what he could do."
Sammy Hagar Recalls Dangerous Night Race with Eddie Van Halen
They were “three abreast on a two-lane road” with producer Mick Jones after a '5150' recording session.