Comedian and actor Pauly Shore in studio prior to his stand up-shows in Boise, Idaho on 10/4. Pauly talks about living in Hollywood, what he does with his money, his connection to the rock world, the porn wordl, dating and his 2 movies coming out in 2020.

Scott Gorham was one of the "twin lead guitarists" from Thin Lizzy and is now in the band "Black Star Riders". Scott talks about Eddie Money, Phil Lynott, how "The Boys Are Back In Town" became a hit without the band even knowing it, the new Black Star Riders album and more.

Brian Christensen "Brit" in the Queen musical, "We Will Rock You".

Steve Gorman is the founding member and former drummer from the Black Crowes with the book, "Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of the Black Crowes--A Memoir", coming out September 24th. He will host the new Classic Rock night show on 96.9 The Eagle called "Steve Gorman Rocks" from 7:00 PM - Midnight Monday - Friday's starting Monday, September 9th. Steve talks about what broke up The Black Crowes, if he heard anything about AC/DC releasing a new album, who's the biggest jerk he ever met, what guests we can expect on his new radio show and more.

Thom Gimbel from Foreinger on playing with Aerosmith, being on tour and not on tour, golf and why he'd never do heroin under a bridge.

David Ellefson from Megadeth has a new book out now called "More Life with Deth" and a new solo record "Sleeping Giants". Dave talks about the book plus what's in store wth a new Megadeth album and how he handled Dave Mustaine's cancer diagnosis.

Lead singer Ed Roland from Collective Soul live on 96.9 The Eagle radio station at the Canyon County Fair in Caldwell, Idaho before their performance on July 25th, 2019. Ed chats about the new album, being in a band for 25+ years and a few quick stores about The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. "Blood" by Collective Soul is in stores now and Ed says a new album titled "Brothers" to be released in 2020.

Warren Hanyes from Gov't Mule and the Allman Brothers calling in to talk about their 1st concert film, playing a 50th anniversary tribute to Woodstock at Mountain Jam, how he joined The Allman Brothers and if Willie Nelson tries to get him high all the time.

Collective Soul lead singer E. Roland on the new album, "Blood" in stores on Friday, June 21st. He discusses working with Tommy Shaw from Styx, why he only listens to vinyl and how the band gets such a clean sound on all their albums. Collective Soul is live at the Canyon Country Fair in Caldwell, Idaho on Thursday, August 25th.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd calls in a day after his 42nd birthday to talk about his new album, The Traveler, classic cars, the Five Finger Death Punch cover of his song "Blue On Black" plus playing with Stephen Stills and Neil Young and what it was like growing up around a radio station. www.kennywayneshepherd.net