Established in 1974, Rock Scene was a rock culture magazine that served as the “alternative to the alternatives,” offering an inside look at all that rocked, from the music to the bands to the lifestyle and beyond. The all-new Rock Scene podcast looks at the historic music moments and artists of the last 40 years, going deep with your favorite musicians about their own personal “rock scenes” that helped shape their careers. Come with us as we celebrate the artists, writers, editors, photographers and fans that gave life to yours and our Rock Scene.
Carl Palmer started playing drums at the age of 11 years old. He comes from a long line of musicians in his family going all the way back to his great grandmother who was a classical guitar player. While in school, he left school played in numerous orchestras. He could read music very well & found too easy. He desired a path more exciting and was invited to join a rhythm and blues band called the King Bees, which he did and he neve...
Marc Storace of Krokus talks about his Rock Scene
Mickey Finn of Jetboy talks about his ROCK SCENE.
Anthony Corder of Tora Tora talks about his ROCK SCENE
Troy Luccketta of Tesla talks about his ROCK SCENE. April 2019
Clem Burke talks about his ROCK SCENE, career, and time with Blondie, Debbie Harry originally recorded February 2013
Carmine Appice in NYC Originally recorded September 14, 2010 talks about his Rock Scene
Zakk Wylde of BLACK LABEL SOCIETY and Ozzy Osbourne at Convention Hall Asbury Park, NJ on October 8, 2010
As a young child, Lita was more drawn to the guitar rather than her Barbie dolls, which she soon rejected after receiving her first guitar.
Steven Van Zandt talks about his Rock Scene originally recorded April 2018
Tom Keifer of CINDERELLA Shares his "ROCKSCENE".
Punky Meadows guitarist from Angel talks about his ROCK SCENE growing up.
David Ellefson of Megadeth talks about his ROCK SCENE.
The first music Adam Slack’s of The Struts remembers is Oasis in the car in England during the 90’s. When he was 10 he got into Michael Jackson and bought his album BAD. His friend turned him onto Green Day right before American Idiot came out. When he saw the video “Minority” he knew what he wanted to do and started a band with a lot of Green Day influences. Watching videos, he learned how to play guitar. At age 15 his mom exposed...
Jeff Keith of Tesla was first exposed to music by his father, who played guitar for a local bar band in Georgetown, CA. After graduating high school, Jeff bought a guitar chord book and learned his favorite Beatles & Rolling Stones songs to play at campfires. He later auditioned & got the gig for the band City Kidd, and they played Top 40 hits with a few of their own songs mixed in. City Kidd was eventually renamed Tesla. Tesla wen...
John Gallagher of Raven talks about his ROCK SCENE.
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