The group's co-founder Lee Loughnane tells UCR why they ran into problems with their 1969 debut.

Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams tell UCR about sharing the stage with classic rock royalty as well as their latest album.

The punk musician and writer shares some of his essential favorites with UCR including Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin.

He tells UCR about celebrating with Roger Daltrey and Keith Urban at his Rock Hall induction.

"This was a full year of soul searching," co-founder Neal Doughty tells UCR during a new interview with the band's Bruce Hall.

We understand that you've got complicated feelings about certain songs.

"I'm not ready to say farewell," he tells UCR.

He tells UCR how he chose the classic songs he'll play with his new band, Close Enemies.

"We were really at the top of our game," he tells UCR.

The band's Lou Gramm was worried about "irreparable damage" that their new sound might cause.

"It's like the medicine that Tom left behind for us," Adria Petty tells UCR.

Longtime band associate Brett Eliason tells UCR how the collaboration took shape.