Mr. Big frontman Eric Martin discusses what he's been up to during quarantine and addresses the state of Mr. Big going forward.

David Ellefson has launched his "School's Out" initiative that provides music lessons during the pandemic. He's also talking about his latest single "Simple Truth" and updates us on the new Megadeth album/tour. Mitch Perry is talking about his new album "Music Box" and his life in the music industry.

Stewart Copeland (The Police) talks about what he's been up to during the global pandemic and goes back to share memories from the outstanding Police reunion tour from 2007/2008.

Tesla frontman Jeff Keith checks in from Sacramento and discusses how he's spending his time during the current pandemic as well as the band's new live album "Five Man London Jam."

Mike Tramp is back again and this time he's talking coronavirus and the economic impact it's having on musicians as well as his new album "Second Time Around" which drops May 1st.

The incomparable Dennis DeYoung joins host Clint Switzer to discuss his upcoming album "26 East Vol. 1" and also recalls his time in Styx and his creative output in the 21 years since he's been in the band.

Former Tesla guitarist Tommy Skeoch is back with a new project called Resist and Bite and he's talking all about on this episode of the Music Mania Podcast. Skeoch is also answering fan questions from our Facebook page as well as discussing his relationship with Frankie Hannon.

Candlebox singer Kevin Martin joins host Clint Switzer to discuss the band's upcoming spring tour as well as reuniting with original members for select shows.

Guitar virtuoso Richie Kotzen opens up about his ambitious "50 for 50" album that has coincided with his 50th birthday. Richie also discusses the latest on the Winery Dogs and recalls his brief stint with Poison back in the early 90s.

Legendary high-energy boogie blues musician George Thorogood discusses the key to longevity in the music business as well as what drives him to continue after 8,000 concerts and 45 years!