Bob Ruggiero

Phil Ehart, Founding member and drummer of Kansas, recounts his life in classic rock, Christianity, and more than five decades in music.

St. Arnold's Brewery throws an all-day '90s dance party to celebrate their 32nd anniversary. We talk with DJ Millsy and Lennie Ambrose about the era's ups...and downs.

The Firey String Sistas helps celebrate Black Music Month with the Community Music Center of Houston.

New doc tells the story - in all its glory ad tragedy - of Iron Maiden's early lead singer Paul Di'Anno through music, health challenges, and legacy.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Todd Rundgren talks his upcoming tour with a specific goal, the Sparks brothers, where he now gets his news from, and the legacy of the Beatles.

Esteemed film critic David Thomson takes a new - and opinionated - look at the history of film. And how it has influenced the way we look at the world.

Novelist Tom Perrotta, hailed as "the Steinbeck of the Suburbs," returns with a 1970s story where ghosts and emotions of the past and present mix it up.

Smithsonian Folkways is one of the more time-spanning record labels going today. While they reissue and unearth archival recordings from

Bob Ruggiero has been writing about music, books, visual arts and entertainment for the Houston Press since 1997, with an emphasis on Classic Rock.

In a music career now in its sixth decade, guitarist Don Felder has performed in front of millions of people, especially during his time with the Eagles.