Journey's Neal Schon Hasn't Spoken With Steve Perry Since 2005
. In a new interview with Noise 11, Journey guitarist Neal Schon spoke about Perry, who he hasn't seen in almost a decade. "You know what? I say nice things about him, and he says nice things about me," Schon tells Noise 11. "I think, all in all, I have ultimate respect for the man, and the voice that he has. I wish him the best, but we haven't quite gotten around to speaking since we received the Hollywood Walk Of Fame star [in 2005]." A tape featuring Perry made its way into the hands of Journey manager Herbie Herbert, but the guitarist wasn't sold at first. "Gregg and I heard it initially and I thought, 'the guy's got a great voice, but I don't know if it's us.' It's so far left-field compared to what we'd been doing," said Neal. "Herbie, being the manager he was, and a very good one back then, he said, 'well you guys don't have a choice, this is what going to do.' And [Gregg] and I kinda looked at each other and thought 'what?' But he was right." more on this story hennemusic is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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