Full-time freelance writer based in Glasgow, Scotland… author of 17 books, three of which are in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Permanent Collection… former news editor at TeamRock.com… former band manager, drummer and keyboardist… TV and radio presenter… real ale fan.
Martin Kielty
Zakk Sabbath to Recreate Black Sabbath’s First Album
Zakk Wylde’s tribute band will record 'Vertigo' in one day, 50 years to the day after original was laid down.
Could Motley Crue Get in the Hall of Fame After All?
Even though they believe they’ll never get in, they’re currently leading the Voice Your Choice poll of museum visitors.
Led Zeppelin Announce 50th-Anniversary Documentary
Untitled film features new interviews with Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones.
How Joe Perry Overcame Worries About Aerosmith’s Vegas Residency
Producer Jack Douglas also reveals what went wrong on the band's first night.
Metallica Shake Up Set List for European ‘Worldwired’ Tour Opener
Thrash icons deliver a changed-up set including ‘St. Anger’ track in Lison, Portugal.
Van Halen ‘Lost Weekend’ Documentary Screening This Week
Fourteen-minute film tells the story of fan who won the chance to party with the band in 1984.
Rob Halford Says Judas Priest Story Would Make Great Biopic
Singer points out similarities between himself and Freddie Mercury after ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ success.
Geddy Lee Discusses the Secret of Rush’s Success
Frontman believes being “willing to fail publicly” was behind their greatest achievements.
Does Motley Crue’s ‘The Dirt’ Really Open With the Infamous ‘Bullwinkle’ Scene?
Graphic sex scene from book apparently made its way into upcoming movie.
Brian May Hated the ‘Vitriol and Dishonesty’ Surrounding Oscars
Queen guitarist slams “vindictive sickness” that shocked him into silence despite ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ success.
Gene Simmons Responds To Ace Frehley’s ‘Gloves Are Off’ Comments
Kiss bassist offers a brief response after the band's former guitarist called him an “a-hole and a sex addict.”
Zepparella Launch Led Zeppelin Learning Channel
Led Zeppelin tribute band offer chance to “decode the music of Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham.”