Aerosmith To Record 'Old-School' New Album

Drummer Joey Kramer has revealed that band is ready to start work on a new album next year.

Kramer confirmed that band is positive to work on new album and that it would be a return to their classic rock sound.

"It's going to be an old-school Aerosmith record," he told Spinner.

"We're going to do it the old way with the whole band [in the same room] and it should be a good one. We're all anticipating."

He added that the band had yet to demo any new songs.
Aerosmith’s last studio album ‘Honkin’ On Bobo’ was released in 2004.

Meanwhile, Aerosmith’s singer’s Steven Tyler has been unveiled as a judge on American Idol.

Tyler to continue with band

Frontman Tyler revealed that he is not thinking to discontinue with the band Aerosmith.Working with the band while filming TV talent show American Idol, insisting he is prepared to "juggle" his two jobs

The frontman was recently inserted in the judging panel of alongside Jennifer Lopez, following the departure of Simon Cowell, Ellen DeGeneres and Kara DioGuard in American Idol Show he is currently overseeing the audition process for the next series.

Tyler has now spoken out to assure fans he has not abandoned the group, and will continue recording with Aerosmith while he films Idol.

Aerosmith Joey Perry Remark For Steven Tyler...!

Aerosmith Joey Perry and Steven Tyler enjoyed the lead guitarist/lead singer role relationship which is quite antagonist. Perry admitted to our friends at Spinner that "I don't know what's going to happen with the band.Perry in front of media has expressed his dissatisfaction with Tyler as he grab the position as a judge in American Idol which distract his attention from the band

Perry also said that "Steven wants to spend time in L.A. and do this," regarding the Idol post. Well, duh. It's only the biggest show on TV, if it doesn't prove to jump the shark this season with the slate of new judges. Perry further said, "He's always talked about doing stuff like that and I think he wants to try his hand at that. Let him go at it. That's an interesting endeavor. I hope he's really happy doing it." Do you sense a little venom in Perry's statements?

Regarding Aerosmith's future, Perry said, "I know that the band will always somehow put something together and play, whether it's two or three weeks out on the road and playing this or that or some charity stuff. I do not think this band is going to see its last show, that's how I feel."

While Perry does his thang with Jennifer Lopez, Perry is going to keep busy and play out to keep his creative juices flowing.

Will Idol spell the end of Aerosmith as we know it?