That time Steve Vai told me that he thought Devin Townsend was an extremely talented, visionary genius

I interviewed Steve Vai back in September of 2003, when he was about to start a G3 Tour with Joe Satriani and Yngwie Malmsteen.

That time I asked Steve Vai about G3 cohort Yngwie Malmsteen’s reputation for having a big ego

The last time I interviewed Steve Vai he was preparing to go out on the road with Joe Satriani and Yngwie Malmsteen as part of the G3 Tour.

I interviewed Montoya back in 2003, when he was heading to Vancouver for a coheadlining show with Tommy Castro at the Yale Hotel.

Back in 1997 I interviewed Joe Satriani while he was touring with Steve Vai, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Robert Fripp in the second G3 Tour.

I did my third interview with Kelly Joe Phelps in January of 2003, when he was touring behind his sixth album, Slingshot Professionals.

Where were you in '82? Chances are good that, if you were into popular music at all, you were checking out the new Michael Jackson LP.

I did my sixth interview with Joe Satriani back in May of 2009, one month before the release of the debut album by Chickenfoot.

Back in May of 2003 I interviewed American Dog guitarist Steve Theado when his Ohio hard-rock trio was heading to Vancouver for two shows.

Today I'm gonna request His Holiness bless the fancy fretwork that Haycock laid down on the opening track of Climax Blues Band's Gold Plated.

I interviewed Kim Simmonds of Savoy Brown fame in February of 2002, when he was touring behind his second solo album, Blues Like Midnight.

I always thought Jeff Healey was one of the greatest blues-rock guitarists that ever lived. I rank him right up there with Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Just heard some fantastic news: that a stretch of highway in Florida is going to be named after Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts.

Way back in 1993 I interviewed Vancouver-based rock guitarist Lance Reegan-Diehl, who blew me away with some very wicked guitar playing.