Podcasts

"When I first started doing this shit, most drummers just sat and played like drummers are meant to be heard, not seen, or whatever. And, you know, I was a little punk and I was like ‘Fuck you, I wanna be Angus Young on the drums’.”

"When I hear [Angel's Son] I still get teared up, because that's for Lynn, man. Every note we wrote for 'Strait Up' was just excruciating.""

"I think every project that you do leads you to your next band or your next project. When I do clinics or when I go out and do any sort of events where I'm talking about it I say 'Hey, look next to you, the band members that you are with, and be cool to them'"

"I think the reason why people are gravitating back to records is for two things... Musicians have finally realized a small way to take back and make some income out of music, and something tangable is something a real fan of your ban will actually have
and appreciate"

 “I was that suburban kid reading [music] magazines… It meant a lot to me to read about my artists, and now I'm on the other side. I get to push the artist to be represented in the magazine.I care about the artist. I care about the fans… I’m a fan.”

"Sweet woman that was a big influence on my life, Megaforce's Marsha Zazula... I met her when I was 15, and she taught me everything about being a strong women, being bold, how to fucking headbang and not give a fuck what anyone thinks you look like"