On July 2, 1981, Foreigner released its fourth album, during the making of which the band lineup was reduced to four as well, hence the name. I tell the story of the making of the album as we make it the latest inductee into the Drive Rock of Fame.

Scott Weiland's story is getting the Hollywood biopic treatment, Sammy Hagar apologizes for how he depicted Eddie Van Halen in his autobiography, and announces a Vegas residency with The Circle, and the next Vegas rock fantasy camp is announced with Scorpions mentoring, among others.

Neil Peart's estate is putting his stunning car collection up for auction, Paul Stanley talks about how the special A&E bio of the band is different than anything else they've done, and addresses the elephant in the room (Ace & Peter), and ZZ Top announces new tour dates that bring them close to Winnipeg this year and next. (Photo: Gooding & Company auctioneers)

Michael Schenker says he was asked by The Stones to audition for the band after Mick Taylor left...and didn't even return the call(!), Rob Halford explains why he's never used a curse word in any Judas Priest song, and hear Journey's first new release in 10 years.

Jeff Lynne of ELO, and a new (kind-of) autobiography by Ronnie James Dio set for publication, KISS finally gets around to licensing a gin called (wild guess), and a guy sings Metallica's "Ride The Lightning" as Goofy. (Photo: Youtube/mrwallyg)