Sunday, October 29, 2006
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Ok... so I'm back...
It always takes me a while to get back to updating things when I get back from home. I am always very homesick and depressed when I get back to Miami...
I spent several hours last night updating Aerosmith Island with pictures from our show in Nashville.
The Motley Crue pics are here and the Aerosmith pictures are here.
The show was GREAT, but we froze our asses off all night. It was 45 degrees in Nashville and pouring down rain. We didn't let that stop us from having the time of our lives though.
Our only complaint was that Tom Hamilton wasn't well enough to rejoin the tour yet, so it just didn't feel right without him being there.
Get well soon Tom!
I hope I get another chance to see all 5 of the Bad Boys of Boston again someday.
Let's see... Alabama had 1 win and 1 loss while I was gone... today they are playing FIU.
I always wish I am home... so I guess it's no surprise that I've already bought my plane ticket for the next trip... in April.
Let the countdown begin!
I spent several hours last night updating Aerosmith Island with pictures from our show in Nashville.
The Motley Crue pics are here and the Aerosmith pictures are here.
The show was GREAT, but we froze our asses off all night. It was 45 degrees in Nashville and pouring down rain. We didn't let that stop us from having the time of our lives though.
Our only complaint was that Tom Hamilton wasn't well enough to rejoin the tour yet, so it just didn't feel right without him being there.
Get well soon Tom!
I hope I get another chance to see all 5 of the Bad Boys of Boston again someday.
Let's see... Alabama had 1 win and 1 loss while I was gone... today they are playing FIU.
I always wish I am home... so I guess it's no surprise that I've already bought my plane ticket for the next trip... in April.
Let the countdown begin!
Saturday, October 14, 2006
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Friday, October 06, 2006
It's almost time...
This time next week I'll be just about 9 hours from vacation time...
I'm going home!!!
I can't wait... got lots of stuff planned. Six Flags, Aerosmith & Motley Crue, Sloss Fright Furnace...who knows what else we'll get into.
*happy dancing*
I'm going home!!!
I can't wait... got lots of stuff planned. Six Flags, Aerosmith & Motley Crue, Sloss Fright Furnace...who knows what else we'll get into.
*happy dancing*
Tyler has Hep C
Steven Tyler Reveals Hepatitis C Battle
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler has revealed that he was diagnosed with hepatitis C three years ago, and recently went through 11 months of treatment.
"I've had hepatitis C for a long time, asymptomatic," Tyler tells Access Hollywood in a new interview set to air Tuesday. "And I talked to my doctor ... and he said now is the time and it's 11 months of chemotherapy. So I went on that and it about killed me."
Tyler, 58, says he's much better after undergoing the treatment. "It is nonexistent in my bloodstream as we speak, so it's one of those few miracles in doctoring where it's like a complete cure," says Tyler.
Hepatitis C is a liver disease spread by contact with the blood of an infected person, according to the Web site for the Centers for Disease Control. Many people who have hepatitis C show no symptoms of the disease.
Tyler also says the treatments, which included taking the drug interferon, were hard in his marriage to his wife of 17 years, Teresa, whom he split from earlier this year.
"I had a little problem at home, to say the least," he says. "I would run upstairs at night, you know, to put the kids asleep and wake up at 3 in the morning with a nosebleed you know, just passed out from the interferon, the treatment."
After keeping quiet about the disease for so long, Tyler says he'd like to share his knowledge about it with others.
"I may go on Oprah and talk about this," he says. "I mean you know it's just one of those things... it's one of those things people don't speak about it, but it is treatable."
In March Tyler announced he planned to undergo surgery for an undisclosed medical condition, which forced Aerosmith to cancel its remaining tour dates. At the time, his rep said that doctors had advised the singer "not to continue performing to give his voice time to recover."
People.AOL.com
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler has revealed that he was diagnosed with hepatitis C three years ago, and recently went through 11 months of treatment.
"I've had hepatitis C for a long time, asymptomatic," Tyler tells Access Hollywood in a new interview set to air Tuesday. "And I talked to my doctor ... and he said now is the time and it's 11 months of chemotherapy. So I went on that and it about killed me."
Tyler, 58, says he's much better after undergoing the treatment. "It is nonexistent in my bloodstream as we speak, so it's one of those few miracles in doctoring where it's like a complete cure," says Tyler.
Hepatitis C is a liver disease spread by contact with the blood of an infected person, according to the Web site for the Centers for Disease Control. Many people who have hepatitis C show no symptoms of the disease.
Tyler also says the treatments, which included taking the drug interferon, were hard in his marriage to his wife of 17 years, Teresa, whom he split from earlier this year.
"I had a little problem at home, to say the least," he says. "I would run upstairs at night, you know, to put the kids asleep and wake up at 3 in the morning with a nosebleed you know, just passed out from the interferon, the treatment."
After keeping quiet about the disease for so long, Tyler says he'd like to share his knowledge about it with others.
"I may go on Oprah and talk about this," he says. "I mean you know it's just one of those things... it's one of those things people don't speak about it, but it is treatable."
In March Tyler announced he planned to undergo surgery for an undisclosed medical condition, which forced Aerosmith to cancel its remaining tour dates. At the time, his rep said that doctors had advised the singer "not to continue performing to give his voice time to recover."
People.AOL.com
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