Paul Elliott

From drug busts and tragic deaths to Michael Jackson, this is the untold and often unbelievable story of the AOR legends

Sammy Hagar: rock star, multi-millionaire, car collector, sensible drinker. The Red Rocker on his new album, the Van Halens, Ronnie Montrose and four decades of rock...

Interview: Legendary Black Sabbath bass man Geezer Butler tackles life's biggest issues

Kiss bassist Gene Simmons on pleasing women, showing off, what he wouldn't do for money, and being Gene Simmons

A speed-freak song written by the young Lemmy for Hawkwind has been through various twists - from Motörhead's own anthemic version to the unlikeliest remakes.

Glenn Hughes, the official Voice Of Rock, talks ruin and redemption

From Thin Lizzy’s early days to his 80s solo career, these are the 30 greatest songs from the late, great Phil Lynott

Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi reveals the best (and worst) drugs he's ever taken, and more

Free and Bad Company singer Paul Rodgers opens up about life's toughest subjects: politics, religion and the meaning of life.

In Part 4 of Classic Rock’s history of prog rock giants Rush, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson look back at their 21st century resurrection – and what the future may hold

An interview with Ian Anderson MBE, the unorthodox, flute-playing, one-time salmon farming rock star

With his new – and final – album and tour planned, Fish looks back over his tumultuous career, with Marillion and as a solo artist, and reveals where he’s headed next

It was 1988 and The Mission were on top of the world, their second album had gone gold, their shows were selling out, Wayne Hussey talks drugs, the Sisters and making a classic rock record

Queen's Greatest Hits is the UK’s biggest selling album of all time – but which song is the greatest?

Saxon frontman Biff Byford talks us through his life – from working in the mills, to fronting one of Britain’s most loved heavy metal bands

Supernatural screamer King Diamond he has some great songs – here are 10 of the best

In part 3 of our look back at Rush’s 50 year career, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson look back at the band's change in direction as the 1980s dawned

He inspired Metallica, annoyed Gene Simmons and took rock for a walk on the dark side. These are the devilish life and diabolical times of King Diamond

From Led Zeppelin and Mother’s Finest to Lenny Kravitz and Red Hot Chili Peppers, these are the songs that built funk rock