Ken Kelley

The ultravulgar "Get Your Hands Off My Woman" landed with a thud in February 2003.

1988 single helped mark a turning point in hot band's career.

It all started when Orson Welles' contrived 'War of the Worlds' news bulletin "interrupted" a broadcast.

Nobody in rock history has done more to expand how a drum solo looks and sounds.

The ardent Blue Jays fan is upset that his team has done away with their dedicated radio broadcast.

Anthem Records, a coincidental acquaintance and a Geddy Lee cameo helped bring the comedy duo a wider audience.

Demands for "distinctive Canadian programming" led to the characters' creation.

The only consolation was how well it all worked.

Eighties show presented real people doing weird, wonderful and occasionally stupid things for thrills and laughs.

Written quickly and inspired by Elvis Presley, the song became the band's first U.S. No. 1.

'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere' reminded the Guns N' Roses guitarist how much fun it was to be in a band.

A look at the vital statistics of all four acts on this summer's biggest tour.