My Feeling Is, Twitter's Free. If People

When I Started In The Music Business, Travel Became A Huge Part Of My World, Where It Hadn't Been At All. I Visited Parts Of The World That I'd Never Been To And Found That I Was Spending Maybe 30 Days At Home A Year.

I Think Some Industries Are So Far Behind The Rest Of Humanity, In The Way They See Characters And Cast Shows. Once Those Walls Get Broken Down, It Changes Everything.

I Hate Birthdays. It's So Funny, People Always Come Up To Me, "hey! It's My Birthday!" But When It's My Birthday, I Don't Want To Talk About It, I Don't Wanna Tell Anybody.

No Matter Who We Are, No Matter What Our Circumstances, Our Feelings And Emotions Are Universal. And Music Has Always Been A Great Way To Make People Aware Of That Connection. It Can Help You Open Up A Part Of Yourself And Express Feelings You Didn't Know You Were Feeling. It's Risky To Let That Happen. But It's A Risk You Have To Take-because Only Then Will You Find You're Not Alone.

Every Day I Lugged My Backpack Through The Halls, Waiting For The Final Bell. Then I'd Race Home And Hole Up In My Room, Playing The Drums And The Piano, Composing Music.