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.
Martin Kielty
Lars Ulrich’s Struggle With Opening Up Metallica Writing Process
James Hetfield says he wanted to involve the whole band, and drummer eventually saw his point.
John 5 Reveals Hardest Part of Joining Motley Crue
Guitarist worries he’s damaged his friendship with Rob Zombie by leaving his band.
Rainbow’s ‘Kill the King’ Lands British Politician in Trouble
Welsh councillor investigated for posting 1978 track days after Charles III’s coronation.
John 5 Says New Motley Crue Music Is Heavier Than Ever
New guitarist felt like he was in a school garage band as they recorded with Bob Rock and looks forward to long future.
Jason Newsted Calls Metallica ‘Best Garage Duo Ever’
Bassist argues band’s sound was Hetfield and Ulrich's, with two others to "embellish."
Is This the Real-Life Rosie From AC/DC’s ‘Whole Lotta Rosie’?
Author believes he's uncovered tragic story of woman immortalized in fan favorite.
Alex Lifeson Bandmate Speculates on 2024 Rush Reunion
Envy of None’s Andy Curran says next year would be a good time.
Listen to Slash, Dolly Parton on Chris Janson’s Song ’21 Forever’
Country rock track has a certain "November Rain" vibe, with help from Guns N' Roses guitarist.
Mark Farner Says Grand Funk Railroad 50th-Year Tour Is Dishonest
Former singer, guitarist and songwriter dismisses road trip as a fraud.
Lars Ulrich on the Frustration of Making Metallica Records
Drummer says there's nothing romantic about "making 12,247 decisions … and you hope you've made more right ones than wrong ones."
Axl Rose Has an Onstage Joke Button, Richard Fortus Reveals
Guns N' Roses singer cuts off his mic from PA system to chat with his bandmates during shows.
Ozzy Osbourne Would Rather Do a Bad Gig Than No Gig
He insists he can't retire despite health issues.