Page Six have report based on two unnamed sources, which states that the band members are "barely speaking to each other." But a band spokesperson has denied the claims.

The New York Post gossip page said that one unnamed source told them, "The band isn't really talking. Aerosmith's record came in fifth after Taylor Swift ["Red"], 'Now That's What I Call Music: Volume 44,' Rod Stewart's 'Merry Christmas, Baby' and Ne-Yo's new release ["R.E.D."]. Pretty bad for their first release in a decade. No dates on the current tour are sold out."

The site launched with a new video from Jason and this introduction: "Jason Newsted here, it's really me... LOOK!!

"It's time for me to reconnect with all my fans and friends out there around the world with the launch of my OFFICIAL online presence.

"I want YOU to be the first to know about what's happening with me and all of my projects: past, present, and FUTURE!."

The album was recorded in Buenos Aires in December 2009 when nearly 200,000 fans (over 3 sold-out nights) thunderously welcomed AC/DC back after a 13-year absence from Argentina.

The band's tour resumed Friday night in Milwaukee, as expected. As a result of Pineda's vocal issue, several Journey shows � with guests Pat Benatar and Loverboy � were postponed.

The project brings together the friends that Michaels has made along the way with some of the songs that have shaped all of that success. Artists such as Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Michael Anthony of Van Halen/Chickenfoot, Leslie West of Mountain, Ace Frehley of Kiss/Frehley's Comet appear on the record, just to name a few.

As reported by the New York Post, producer-director Brett Morgen is heading up the project. Most recently, Morgen was the force behind Crossfire Hurricane, the documentary about the Rolling Stones that debuted last night (Nov. 15) on HBO.

Launched last week (Nov. 15), "The Beatles Live! Project" says its ultimate goal is to combine footage, images, music, interviews and stories in a definitive, emotional and visceral feature film about Beatlemania.

McBee explained to fans via their official Facebook with the following: "Jesse and Noah have both decided to step down both for their own personal reasons. I want to thank both of them for putting work into this with us!

The event featured an all-star lineup of musical greats playing the songs of Jimi Hendrix, featuring Jimi's bandmate and friend Billy Cox, with special performances by guitarists Ian Moore, Ernie Isley (Isley Brothers), Eric Gales (Lauryn Hill), Mike McCready (Pearl Jam), Vernon Reid (Living Colour), Duff McKagan (Loaded), Brandi Carlile, Audley Freed (Sheryl Crow), Jeff Fielder (Sera Cahoone, Mark Lanegan), Barrett Martin (Walking Papers, Screaming Trees, Mad Season), and drummer Mike Musburger (Fastbacks, Posies).

The Birmingham-born pioneers of heavy metal, who have sold more than 70 million records worldwide - including the 1970 classic "Paranoid" - bagged almost half of the votes (45%) in a poll of more than 3,600 hard rock / metal fans. Iron Maiden and Led Zeppelin completed the trio of the most respected British hard rock legends, each taking one fifth of the votes.

The collection is comprised of 21 tracks taken from each of the band's releases plus their cover of Seaweed's "Baggage" and new demo track "Sound The Alarms" from the forthcoming new album, "Suffer My Wrath," which is due out in early 2013.

Fans are encouraged to speak with Slash by calling 1-800-344-ROCK (7625) during the show.

Campbell -- who joined Def Leppard in 1992 -- filed docs in Los Angeles County Superior Court ... citing irreconcilable differences.

According to docs ... the rock-star couple were married in Feb. 1987. They have two young daughters together, ages 13 and 11.

SXSW Music 2013 will take place Tuesday, March 12 through Sunday, March 17, 2013 in Austin, Texas.

I Want More Life is a phrase that I had been using for a while as a kind of Situationist slogan. It is originally a quote from Bladerunner but seemed to sum up everything I felt, especially about being in a band and using music to open doors and live my dreams. We later wrote a mighty track called 'I refuse to die' which I guess is an appropriate follow up.

When Argonaut began writing songs it was the perfect mission statement, two people feeling trapped in their relationships and day to day lives who wanted to step into a parallel universes. I was reading and re-reading the Philip Pullman His Dark Materials trilogy at the time, especially The Subtle Knife, and like the book, the lyrics felt very visual and cinematic. We have just completed the video and it is everything that I ever dreamed it could be, really complementing the concept and transporting the band so effectively. A dream of mine would be to commission movies of the other two books�

The music was a very natural rhythm and progression for me as a guitarist. The quiet/loud format is an obvious homage to the Pixies and later Nirvana � musically we saw 'Where is my mind' by Pixies as the greatest song ever written and wanted to use that as our modest staring point! The bass is very Kim Deal too. There is a lovely little piano ditty at the end � recorded on a tiny casio keyboard- that was inspired by the way the piano trails off of Epic by Faith No more.

Oh, and the vocals. Neither Lorna or I knew that she could sing when we formed the band. The time that she opened her mouth and screamed those words was an epiphany, the hairs still stand up on the back of my neck. Such soul and passion and genuine angst. I have heard people in the audience comment ' she wants more life', damn right! It's a great penultimate song in our live set, ending conversations and bringing all attention back to the band. One day we hope to resent it as a weight around our necks! For now we can't wait for everyone to hear it and sing along � and although we by no means condone such things, it would be great to see "I Want More Life" spray painted on the Saint-Germaine-des-pres�

"Many thanks to Zakk for jamming w/us tonight. It was an honor & a privilege," tweeted Slash.

On the topic of future Zeppelin shows, Jimmy replied, "Well look, we're almost five years after the 02 concert and, I must say, I thought there might be some other sort of get together for some reason or another, but as the years tick by�it doesn't look very likely, does it. But it's all there [on Celebration Day]."

The rocker was recently featured on CNN's "Road Warriors" series, which gives viewers � and fans � a behind the scenes look at life on the road.

The first clip, in late September, was the single edit version of "Walk Like A Giant."