Jack Douglas, who produced Aerosmith’s Get Your Wings (1974), Toys In The Attic (1975), Rocks (1976), Draw The Line (1977), and Rock In A Hard Place (1982), is still holding out hope that it’s not the end for the group after Steven Tyler’s vocal-cord injury forced them to cancel the remainder of their Peace Out: The Farewell Tour in 2024, reports New York Post. He’s still wishing that the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers can go out with a bang.
“I hope so,” Douglas told The Post. “I don’t know, I hear rumors. But I’m sure that they would love to, you know?”
Last August, Aerosmith announced that they were retiring from touring because of Tyler’s vocal injury, with the singer fracturing his larynx during an early show on the farewell trek in September 2023 at Long Island’s UBS Arena.
But Douglas refuses to believe that that sweet emotion is gone forever — even if Aerosmith isn’t playing together as a band anymore.
“I mean, Joe [Perry] is gonna keep rocking,” he said of the Aerosmith guitarist who continues to perform solo and with the supergroup Hollywood Vampires.
Likewise, Tom Hamilton – who co-wrote “Sweet Emotion” on Toys In The Attic — is still plucking that bass. “Tom’s got a band, Close Enemies,” said Douglas. “I mean, these guys want to keep playing.”
Read the full report at New York Post.
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“I hope so,” Douglas told The Post. “I don’t know, I hear rumors. But I’m sure that they would love to, you know?”
Last August, Aerosmith announced that they were retiring from touring because of Tyler’s vocal injury, with the singer fracturing his larynx during an early show on the farewell trek in September 2023 at Long Island’s UBS Arena.
But Douglas refuses to believe that that sweet emotion is gone forever — even if Aerosmith isn’t playing together as a band anymore.
“I mean, Joe [Perry] is gonna keep rocking,” he said of the Aerosmith guitarist who continues to perform solo and with the supergroup Hollywood Vampires.
Likewise, Tom Hamilton – who co-wrote “Sweet Emotion” on Toys In The Attic — is still plucking that bass. “Tom’s got a band, Close Enemies,” said Douglas. “I mean, these guys want to keep playing.”
Read the full report at New York Post.
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