Martin Kielty

Full-time freelance writer based in Glasgow, Scotland… author of 17 books, three of which are in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Permanent Collection… former news editor at TeamRock.com… former band manager, drummer and keyboardist… TV and radio presenter… real ale fan.

Brian May Recovering From ‘Scary’ Stroke That Affected His Arm

Queen guitarist briefly feared he’d never play again - but reports he’s on the mend now.

When Van Halen Opening Act Saw Eddie Assault Sammy Hagar Onstage

Shinedown drummer Barry Kerch recalls the moment guitarist kicked singer "square in the nuts" during bad-tempered 2004 reunion tour.

Black Sabbath’s Favorite Studio Retreat on Sale for $2.4 Million

Ozzy Osbourne drew pentagrams on the walls while Bill Ward helped wash dishes in residential manor that’s hosted Jimmy Page, Oasis and others.

Kid Rock Ends Bud Light Boycott: ‘I Think They Got the Message’

He argues he gave beer maker the spanking it deserved for teaming up with trans influencer.

Anthony Kiedis Doesn’t Think He’s a Musician, Says Flea

Red Hot Chili Peppers bandmates reduced each other to tears during interview for bassist's podcast series.

Metallica’s ‘Lulu’ Was Victim of Fan Ignorance, Says Lars Ulrich

Drummer argues that 2011 collaboration with Lou Reed has "aged extremely well."

Live Nation Beats Lawsuit Because Buyers Clicked to Accept Terms

Appeals court decision proves you should always read the conditions before purchasing.

Rock Hall Boss Calls 2023 Nomination List Exciting and Fun

Greg Harris hopes for chance to put Iron Maiden inflatable on display in year he says proves rock is "an attitude and a spirit."

Watch Billy Idol Unveil His Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

He reflects on his career and also suggests his story about first hearing "Mony Mony" story isn’t strictly true.

David Lee Roth: Working With Eddie Van Halen Was ‘Better Than Any Love Affair’

Singer says he believes some of the songs he wrote with late bandmate will "last forever."

K.K. Downing Almost Didn’t Go to Judas Priest Rock Hall Induction

Former guitarist briefly wondered whether it was too much "fuss" for only three songs.

Metallica Debut New UFO, Thin Lizzy Covers at L.A. Benefit Show

Show also included guest stars St. Vincent and Avi Vinocur.