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Goldmine publishes an exclusive chapter excerpt, "1970-72: The Grind," from the Julian Gill book "Aerosmith: On Tour, 1973-85."

Column: If only the world could slow down a little Harris Blackwood My first record player was a Sears Silvertone.  It played albums at 33 1/3 revolutions per minute, singles at 45 and a few scattered old recordings at 78. Occasionally, I would play an album at 45 rpm. It sounded somewhat like “Alvin and the Chipmunks.” I also used the turntable as a speedway for Hot Wheels cars. Most of the time, they went flying off the spinning wheel. I thought about this the other day as I was thinking about life. The Earth revolves around the sun at a rate of ...

Gear used by Eddie Van Halen & Prince stolen in storage unit heist Publish Date Getty Images A historic collection of musical instruments and gear formerly used by late-20th century music icons Eddie Van Halen and Prince has reportedly been stolen out of a Nashville, Tennessee, storage unit. Former Van Halen and Cheap Trick guitar tech Zeke Clark told The Tennessean that thieves stole at least $50,000 in equipment and tour memorabilia. Among the stolen gear are "vintage Fender and TopHat amplifiers, custom Marshall guitar cabinets, Ampeg bass cabinets [and] collectable Sears Silvertone instru...

Former Cheap Trick guitar tech Zeke Clark told The Tennessean that thieves stole at least $50,000 in equipment and tour memorabilia. Among the stolen gear are "vintage Fender and TopHat amplifiers, custom Marshall guitar cabinets, Ampeg bass cabinets [and] collectable Sears Silvertone instruments." Clark visited the storage unit in October and then returned on December 3 to find his lock had been removed and replaced with a new lock. He said he had to use bolt cutters to get back into the locker. "When I opened the door my heart just sank," he said, before adding he was "sick to [his] stoma...

Former Cheap Trick guitar tech Zeke Clark told The Tennessean that thieves stole at least $50,000 in equipment and tour memorabilia. Among the stolen gear are "vintage Fender and TopHat amplifiers, custom Marshall guitar cabinets, Ampeg bass cabinets [and] collectable Sears Silvertone instruments." Clark visited the storage unit in October and then returned on December 3 to find his lock had been removed and replaced with a new lock. He said he had to use bolt cutters to get back into the locker. "When I opened the door my heart just sank," he said, before adding he was "sick to [his] stoma...