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AEROSMITH Guitarist Proud Of 'You Gotta Move' DVD

January 11, 2005

AEROSMITH lead guitarist Joe Perry recently told Launch Radio Networks that the concert material on the group's recently platinum-certified "You Gotta Move" DVD demonstrates to him and everyone else just how good a band AEROSMITH is. "It was a really good performance, and, you know, to get a performance that hangs together, very often people will film 20 shows to put a DVD together like that — and we filmed one," he said. "It was a testament to the ability of the band to put on a good show, knowing the cameras were running."

Perry will release a solo album called "Joe Perry" in late March. He's said there will be some performances tied to the project, but no dates have been announced.

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