Home Uncategorized “I always felt like that record could have been better if we had worked on it some more”: Looking for a blockbuster comeback album, Aerosmith turned to Van Halen producer Ted Templeman. For Joe Perry, it served as a learning experience

“I always felt like that record could have been better if we had worked on it some more”: Looking for a blockbuster comeback album, Aerosmith turned to Van Halen producer Ted Templeman. For Joe Perry, it served as a learning experience

April 20, 2025 comments off

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Having been impressed by the producer’s touch on Van Halen’s “monstrous” records, Templeman was tasked with reigniting the band’s spark

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