He told me no one's ever done to one of his songs what we did, in other words being true to the spirit of who The Who were. Everyone dreams of being famous and successful but from reading interviews and biographies, success isn't really all that it's cracked up to be. I'll give you an example. We can be discussing car accidents but unless you've been in a car accident where you've almost died, a person will never fully understand what it's like to be in such an experience. Performers, for whatever reasons, are not expected to have bad days.
Nothing is that the farther thing from the truth.
Usually we have more bad days than most people simply because of what we have to go through just to do what it is we do. It starts off as peripheral but after a time it starts to build and build to the point that it becomes something you can't help but see even when you don't want to. I can look at what's going on with Marilyn Manson and relate to what he's going through. He's canceling shows or walking out during concerts. He seems to have a very short temperament with people, especially fans.