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It's the first episode of "Do-Over," our series where bands talk about crazy stories from their past.

From his reasons for starting the tour to his reasons for ending it, Lyman talks about two decades of 'Punk Rock Summer Camp.'

The bass player spoke to SiriusXM's Jose Mangin about Paul's famous BBQs. He also said that the band finished tracking music for their next album.

He smoked the competition at a '30 Seconds to Shred' competition. Gear Factor Host Squiggy spoke to the young guitar prodigy.

'In the '90s 'heavy metal' became a bad, bad term, but Pantera were really the one band that was flying the flag.'

Tremonti -- the band -- has hit a new peak with their latest release, A Dying Machine. Get a guitar lesson from the band's main man here.

On this week's 'Rock & Roll Roadtrip,' Zakk Wylde tells Sammy Hagar that he was 'floored' when he saw this artist on the 'Sonny & Cher' show, back in the day.

He led a Swedish supergroup that included members of Candlemass and the songwriting team Vargas & Lagola.

Snider says that metal groups 'Went from being down and dirty to being polished and clean and mainstream and acceptable,' and a new wave of bands took over.

'I don’t think he realizes how inspiring that must have been for so many young metalheads that were gay.'

The hard rock band talks to 'Gear Factor' host Squiggy about the riffs that inspired them to become musicians.

We can't promise you'll be as awesome of a guitarist as Stephen Carpenter, but this gear is a good starting point.