Monday, 2 May 2011

Aerosmith's Steven Tyler 20million $ (£ 14m) spent on drugs

Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler spent $ 20million (£ 14m) on drugs, he revealed, cocaine and heroin itself from spending so much money being almost penniless.

Tyler said the U.S. talent show American idol is one of the judges, drugs were part of his life so great that they took the stage with Aerosmith when he was performing.

Tyler, now 62, and actress Liv Tyler's father, went into rehab several times and think they live be my autobiography released this week in his drug and alcohol use is lucky considering.

He said: "I blew 20 million. I snorted my Porsche, I snorted my plane, I snorted my house in that din of drugs and booze and being lost.

"I kept my medicine cabinet on stage, in a fourteen-inch drum head, the bottom of which contained... one Dixie cup with a straw and blow in it and the other with Coca-Cola and Jack Daniels in it".

Tyler admitted to People magazine, "Left to my own devices I probably would have been dead several times over".

Tyler said that in his eighth term rehabilitation that he realized in 2009 was not one of their children after an emotional appeal is always serious about the need.

"When my son looked me in the eye, crying, and said, 'Dad you were so high last night and I was afraid', I needed that," he explained.

"My best thinking got me back into rehab, so I gotta keep my thinking in check and keep going to meetings."

Friday, 8 April 2011

Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton tell his band's story

Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton in his autobiography by the band to tell the story is set. Rocker in the music industry about his life is working on a book has revealed that fans will be promised a "fun read" is singing.

He tells the Boston Herald, "It's not a book about who (slept with) who and how much coke everyone snorted. It will be inspirational and full of excitement and exhilaration - along with lies, cheating sex, drugs and everything everyone really wants to read about".

Tom Hamilton yet to sign a publishing deal, and they a fictionalized version of his yaddastun turning the book to kill her creative side is considered.

He adds, "I haven't really said anything publicly until now about it. I wanted to get enough done so that I have at least established a voice before talking to publishers or editors... I'd like to dream up my own characters and situations but still be able to tell the personal side, the war stories".

This news comes as band frontman Steven Tyler of his new autobiography is ready for release, Does The Noise In My Head Bother You?, in which 3 May (11) is set for release on .

Tuesday, 8 March 2011

Steven Tyler posted messages on his Twitter profile

Steven Tyler is a singer of Aerosmith band, he has posted the following message on his Twitter profile:

"AeroFreaks rejoice... Joe [Perry, AEROSMITH guitarist] and I sent smoke signals, shot the shit and chewed the fat for the last year, but just smoked the peace pipe for an hour today. On our way to rockin' your fkin worlds this summer by locking ourselves away somewhere w/guitars and drums..."

Perry last month made it clear that he is still very much a member of AEROSMITH. The guitarist issued a series of posts at his Twitter page reassuring fans that he was still in the group and clarifying why he did not join them in Los Angeles for an eight-day writing session that concluded in early February. Perry's absence was initially reported by Billboard, which said that he was missing because of an "unspecified commitment."

Perry tweeted, "I am in AEROSMITH. I am not going anywhere.The band isn't writing any more. It was only for eight days."

He later in response to a fan question, presumably about rumors that he was leaving the band by saying, "There's nothing to make up. We are brothers we have been texting back n forth since the tour ended. It's a bunch of BS."

Perry also wrote, "AEROSMITH and I will be writing in the spring. The guys only got together for eight days. I had previous plans could not get out of. Steven and I text all of the time. He's my brother in arms, just like Brad [Whitford, guitar], Joey [Kramer, drums] and [bassist] Tom [Hamilton are]. Everything else is a rumor.

Perry said The Pulse Of Record currently that he feels the band in the studio still has something to prove.

He said, "The bottom line is, we haven't done our best record yet, and we feel like, first of all we owe it to ourselves, and second of all, we owe it to our fans. That's where it starts and stops."

Sunday, 27 February 2011

Aerosmith's Joey Kramer at the Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios

Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer visited at the Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios on 25 February.

Their he posed with the Disney character Goofy in front of the Rock n Roller Coaster, within the vehicle features music by the band.

A Hollywood Studios second tower of terror to - the Walt Disney World Resort is one of my favorite ride!



Tuesday, 22 February 2011

Aerosmith Tyler Dismisses Engagement Reports


Reports have been dismissed by Aerosmith star Tyler that he's engaged to wed his girlfriend ERIN BRADY, insisting there's no truth to the rumours.

Allegation have been made on Aerosmith Tyler and new American Idol judge that he proposed to his lover of five years earlier this month (Feb11), but Tyler has brushed off the claims.

Joking about the tabloid reports with TV news show Extra, he says, "That is not true! I'm working on a new album - so I'm pregnant too!"

Tyler has been married twice before - his last union, to clothing designer Teresa Barrick, ended in 2006 after 18 years together.

Friday, 18 February 2011

Aerosmith frontman completed with book


"American Idol" judge Steven Tyler and Aerosmith frontman singer has finished his book and it could be in stores by Father's Day, its publishers said.

The memoir is titled "Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?",according to Boston Globe,book has taken two periods of time in completion.

The book is being published by Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins.Tyler was reportedly paid $2 million for his efforts.

Tyler wrote the book in collaboration with David Dalton, who has also written books about James Dean, Andy Warhol and Janis Joplin.