Simplicity Is The Key.

I See Someone Like John Williams, The Classical Player, And The Amount Of Discipline And The Natural Ability That Man Has Is So Frightening. That Requires So Much Natural Talent. And I Think My Talent Came From Just Practising, And I Feel A Bit Intimidated When I See Players That Good.

Sometimes If I'm Not Playing Well On Stage, I'll Purposely Play Even Worse; I'll Tear It Apart, Because I'm So Disgusted With What I'm Playing That I'll Go The Wrong Route: Instead Of Trying To Make It Better, I'll Go The Other Way And Really Make Myself Sound Bad. Which Is A Kind Of A Strange Outlook I Suppose, Really.

I Can Imagine That Rod Stewart Likes Giving Autographs Because He's Pure Showbusiness.

Playing A Fender Is An Art Itself. They're Always Going Out Of Tune.

Session Work Makes You More Strict. You Can't Hit Notes All Over The Place. You've Got To Make Each One Really Count.