Steven Tyler's Solo Album May Inspire New Aerosmith Music
. (TeamRock Radio) Aerosmith guitarist Brad Whitford believes Steven Tyler's solo project could inspire the band to make another album. The chances of a studio return have been in doubt ever since the lukewarm reception for 2012's Music From Another Dimension. Last year drummer Joey Kramer said a follow-up was "unlikely." But Whitford tells The Morning Call: "We're not currently in the studio or anything. We're not quite sure when we might get back. Steven is working on a solo album that he's been wanting to do for the last 20 years. I think a good deal of inspiration may come out of that - he may want to continue to write." The guitarist adds: "Maybe at some point this year we might record some new music. Currently, no plans." Bassist Tom Hamilton says there's a possibility that, instead of writing new material, Aerosmith could go into their archive of unused tracks. Read more here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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