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SP: вЂњWell, I have some other physical issues.

Now, the hip thing was a degenerative problem. I was given an ultimatum and I donвЂ™t respond well to ultimatums.вЂќ Only because I said to them in January of вЂ™98 when I got this phone message that said вЂGo out and do whatever you want to do, but do not call it Journey.вЂ™ That fractures the stone to me that breaks it. There were some mistakes made and they checked out a few singers and they got tired of sitting around and one thing lead to another and we split again.вЂќ Then I had that hip problem and it crashed on me.

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I put a lot of effort in trying to put Journey back together for the Trial By Fire era and I worked hard with those guys so that we would keep our original integrity and write some good music and we did. IвЂ™ve been pulling out of it and IвЂ™ve been missing in action for sure. are you coming back? Is Steve Perry going to be singing for us soon? WhatвЂ™s going on? Are the interviews and new DVD. You did the Journey Behind The Music, but you really havenвЂ™t put out any music.

ML: YouвЂ™ve been out of the limelight since вЂ™98. I actually came back to LA and started doing phone calls. ML: Good city to be in to be promoting a Houston 1981 DVD. It felt good to be wanted, so next thing I knew, IвЂ™m flying to Houston for game 3 (which lasted 5 hours and 45 minutes) and I was on another planet when we won that one and game four they won and swept вЂ™em. You got to go to Houston and I had to think about that because they had booked me for all these interviews to promote this DVD. I got a phone call and went out there and was there for game one and two and was getting ready to leave and they said you canвЂ™t go.

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I just couldnвЂ™t believe it and they adopted the вЂDonвЂ™t Stop BelievinвЂ™вЂ™ song back in July as their mascot and when they won and were going to the World Series their communications director wanted to try and get me to game one. SP: вЂњExcept for the World Series with the White Sox.вЂќ ML: And youвЂ™ve also been away from the public for quite awhile. ML: YouвЂ™ve been away from the band for quite awhile. SP: вЂњI donвЂ™t know if my heart can handle it.вЂќ ML: Will you be doing more DVDs like this? The interviews and all that was painful too. So, I got Allen Sides and we did the 5.1 and stereo mixes together then I did the editing. Since, I produced the first compilation DVD. If I do anything, IвЂ™m going to fight for those performances to be heard and the band is out doing what theyвЂ™re doing and I was approached by Sony to do it, so I said absolutely. IвЂ™m a fighter for the songs and a fighter for the performances and I refuse to let them be evaporated into time. When I first heard the tapes and I remember that show, it was too painful to think what it once was, but the only thing I could not do was. SP: вЂњThe answer is yes вЂ“ it was too much of a heartache to look back. Why did you accept to get involved with the project? WouldnвЂ™t it be too much of a heartache? ML: LetвЂ™s talk about the DVD вЂ“ Live in Houston 81. SP: вЂњYeah, but how about in the spring? Is that OK?вЂќ

ML: Maybe, youвЂ™ll come back up here on vacation or for a show? In Quebec we stayed at the Chateau Frontenac and my big thrill was having onion soup at the Chateau Frontenac.вЂќ They hired me as a singer and I was one of their frontmen and we ended up in Quebec and Montreal. I was on tour one time up in Canada with a band called The Privilege when I was a teenager. Steve Perry: вЂњTalk to me вЂ“ where are you?вЂќ In this rare and candid interview, he looks back at what was and what may be. By the fall of 2005, he was back (sort of) doing a limited amount of print-only press to help promote the Journey: Live in Houston 1981 Escape Tour DVD that he produced. Both fans and radio programmers alike couldnвЂ™t wait to hear his latest (be it with Journey or solo) multi-million selling song of a generation, but for almost a decade his voice has been silenced due mainly to a seemingly self-imposed exile from the music business. At one time, Steve Perry was THE voice of melodic rock.

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