"We have not been able to locate Zoltan from Five Finger Death Punch since Friday night's show in Las Vegas. He has not responded to calls, text messages, or emails, and he was last seen around 2:00 a.m. Friday night at Wasted Space in the Hard Rock Casino, taking tequila shots at the bar with a group of guys from a bachelor party who came to the show.

Sources close to Scott tell TMZ.com he suffered the seizure while flying from Los Angeles to Miami. The plane was forced to make an emergency landing at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

While you're there, be sure to check out the "Backspacer Short" mini-documentary about the making of Backspacer which beautifully captures the energy behind the creation of this album and features live performance cuts as well as the band's current hit single "The Fixer," which MySpace Music premiered back in July.

It will contain three CDs, two DVDs and a vinyl album. There will be a CD of studio rarities, two CDs featuring live rarities, a DVD disc of Family Jewels Part 3 (1992-2009) and a DVD disc featuring a show from 2003 in Circus Krone, Germany. The vinyl album will have all the studio rarities.

"We've got a few albums up our sleeves. We've got a whole album we started with Rick Rubin, which is a rocking club album with beats and big guitars, and I can't wait to get back to that. So we're going to see where the mood takes us. But it's not like we have to start afresh. We have five or six songs on that album.

"We have about 12 on the Songs of Ascent, plus The Edge and myself have written Spider Man: The Musical -- that's nearly done. It's been an incredible time as songwriters ... If you're going to go out on the road, you have to have songs that have the attitude and the ambition to play in a venue like (the Rogers Centre), because if they haven't got it, you're not going to play them because whilst we like people to look a little startled, we're not going to do a crap show just to promote our new album. So they have to be great.

In an interview with the BBC, Queen guitar legend Brian May has said that a film version of the Queen musical, We Will Rock You, is in the works. more

Massive Attack debuted new songs from its long-awaited fifth album and performed with Blur frontman Damon Albarn at the first night of its tour at London's Brixton Academy.more

Former Motley Crue lead singer John Corabi will headline a benefit concert Oct. 2 for a girl with celebral palsy. Organizers hope to raise $8,100 for an overhead track system in the girl's home. more

Ace Frehley will be performing a show with Alice Cooper on October 28th at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.

Dinosaur Jr. have expanded their tour of North America with more dates across America added. more

Former Iron Maiden singer Paul Di'anno's autobiography called The Beast: Singing With Iron Maiden - The Drugs, The Groupies... The Whole Story will be released on paperback by John Blake Publishing Ltd on February 1st, 2010. more

Green Day have released the newest video from their 2009 album, 21st Century Breakdown. Check out "East Jesus Nowhere" here.

Man Raze, the rock outfit featuring Phil Collen of Def Leppard, Simon Laffy from Girl and Paul Cook of The Sex Pistols, has been added as the opening act on the final leg of Def Leppard's 2009 tour. Also scheduled to appear is Cheap Trick. more

Chimaira rhythm guitarist Matt DeVries will sit out the remainder of the band's European tour starting on September 22 so that he can fly home in time for the birth of his son. Filling in for him for the rest of the European dates will be Emil Werstler of Daath.more

Gwen Stacy will headline a fall tour with support LoveHateHero, Ice Nine Kills, and Stray From The Path.more

Rockline is listing a Wednesday, November 18th date for Montrose - Live In Concert. No word yet if the show will feature original Montrose singer Sammy Hagar more

Muse went straight to the top of the UK album chart, with their fifth album 'The Resistance'. More include a free preview of the album is here

The track, which marks their professional reunion, also features Flea from "The Red Hot Chili Peppers". Looking to conquer the literary world as well, Steven is finalizing a major publishing deal for his tell all biography. Of course Adler's Appetite will continue to tour extensively and is currently working on new material set for a 2010 release.

Metallica fans paid up to $350 a ticket to the sold-out Sept. 11 show at the 2,000-seat Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium.

antiMusic: Considering I would imagine when it's time for the Chili Peppers to do their thing, you spend a lot of time jamming out with Flea. What do you get from this band that is different than that kind of experience --- just less of a familiarity?

Chad: When you play with somebody for over 20 years, there's sometimes just no words needed. There's an unspoken connection, that's a very special chemistry. It's based on the same thing, you know. It's improvising, and jamming; that's how we came up with a lot of these songs. That's where a lot of Chili Peppers songs come from too. It's just a way of thinking where you can really inject your personality into the music when everyone is involved with the exception of a songwriting situation. You know instead of a guy brings his demo, he's all finished, and here, play this drum machine beat, you know whatever.

And you know, people who want you bring what you do to the table are smart-(laughs) because it's going to make it more unique. It's going to make it sound, you know, it just sounds better to me when everybody is involved. Because then everyone is encouraged to have their musical input and it's just going to make that sound more unique, when it has that chemistry of the different personalities coming out through the music. And that's really what we do. That's what's happening in the Meatbats. Everybody's doing their thing and together we have a certain sound and a chemistry and I just think that's the best way to make music. It's honest. It's real. It's from the heart. It's from your soul. And I think people connect with that. It's the kind of music I like to hear and so it's the kind of stuff I want to make.

antiMusic: I almost forgot to ask: how are you feeling?

Chad: Yeah, I tore my tendon in Paris. It was weird. I never had anything happen to me. But I am kind of physical. I play kind of hard. (laughs) I had a motorcycle crash a long time ago where I separated my shoulder. I had a lot of scar tissue in that area. The muscles in the shoulder and the tendon that connects the bicep to your shoulders is just a skinny little thing and with all the wear and tear of years of banging on the drums it just started to fray at that tendon a little bit. In Paris a little piece of the tendon came off and it really freaked me out. I was like ah ----, this is not good. I can't do my thing. Luckily it wasn't that bad. I just needed to rest it. So we did have to cancel some shows and I feel bad about that. But there was no way I was going to be able to play right away so I needed to take a little time off. So I got three weeks off and did some acupuncture and stuff and it's healing up and I'm fine right now thank goodness.

David Johansen, Sylvain Sylvain and their fellow Dolls will now play Leamington Spa Assembly on Tuesday December 8th, Liverpool o2 Academy on Wednesday December 9th and the HMV Edinburgh Picture House on Thursday December 10th. The Dolls will also perform a concert at the London HMV Forum on Friday December 4th.