Can we dream?
The Aerosmith Jack Douglas-which was behind the best-selling albums for the band, “Toys in the Attic” in 1975-maintains the hope that this is not the end of the group after Stephen Tyler's audio injury to cancel the remainder of their peace: The Wavewell Tour in 2024.
He still hopes that the Rock & Roll Hall of Feers will get out with a fuss.
“I hope,” Douglas told the Post. “I don't know, I hear rumors. But I am sure they love, do you know?”
Last August, Aerosmith announced that they were retired from wandering due to Tyler's voice injury, as the singer broke the throat during an early show on the farewell trip in September 2023 at the Long Island's UBS.
“As you know, Stephen's voice is an unparalleled tool,” Aerosmith wrote in the Instagram post. “He spent months working tirelessly to get his voice to what he was before his injury. We saw him struggling despite the presence of the best medical team next to him.”
“Unfortunately, it is clear that a complete recovery from his vocal injury is not possible,” the statement continued. “We have made a difficult and difficult decision, but necessary – as a group of brothers – to retire from the roaming stage.”
But Douglas, which began to produce Aerosmith in 1974, “Get Your Wings” LP and continued during the 1982 “Rock In A Hard Place” album, refuses to believe that the sweet emotion has ended forever – even if Aerosmith is no longer playing together as a group anymore.
“I mean, Joe [Perry] He said about Hirosmith's guitarist, who continues to perform the guitarist in Hirosmith, who continues to perform unilaterally with vampires in Hollywood.
Likewise, Tom Hamilton-who participated in writing “sweet passion” on “games in the attic”-remains this bright. Douglas said: “Tom got a band, close enemies.”
“I mean, these men want to continue playing.”
Aerosmith is also alive in the next generation.
“I have recently made records with [drummer] “I mean, he is incredible, an amazing drama player. I was working with a group called Silverplanes, while he is in the band.”
Ibn Douglas, John, played with Aerosmith during Deuces, the band is to stay Wild Las Vegas from 2019 to 2022.
He said, “I will say. You, the residence they did in Vegas was really amazing.” “It was fun to go to the party.”
But the fact is that Aerosmith – which was issued “Toys in the Atic” 50 years ago on April 8, 1975 – is not without Tyler.
Douglas said: “There is no aerosmith without Stephen,” Douglas said. “So if Stephen can sing, believe me, he will want to be there.”
