Annie Zaleski

A "musicians wanted" ad at school brought the future rock stars together for the first time.

Unlike other bands that split with great fanfare, they haven't reunited.

Frontman says moment was way bigger than band anticipated.

Geddy Lee talks about his new book and what his post-Rush future looks like so far.

"I practiced, as I usually do, like a crazy person, to make sure I didn't embarrass Chris by my performance."

"There's a real great future for them as they develop their own style - much like we did."

You can thank the mother-in-law of Slade's Jimmy Lea for this eternal Christmas classic.

She's already enshrined as a member of Fleetwood Mac - but Stevie Nicks deserves her own place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

"The vultures," John Taylor later admitted, "were definitely circling."

When they returned with their 11th studio album, they sounded like an entirely different band.

Alice Cooper and Dennis Dunaway dedicated the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's pinball exhibit, which features the new game, Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle.

Unlike the first album, this one will feature all-original material.