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A 'New And Improved' AEROSMITH Frontman To Perform With BOSTON POPS

July 3, 2006

Carol Beggy and Mark Shanahan of The Boston Globe are reporting that when Steven Tyler takes the Hatch Shell stage tomorrow with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops, the result could be a new and improved AEROSMITH frontman, says bandmate Joe Perry, who'll join Tyler at the concert. "The doctor said that definitely [Tyler] would be as good as he's been but there's a chance he could sound even better," guitarist Perry said the other day of Tyler's throat surgery. "So I guess we'll find out." The Boston rockers will play at least three songs with the Pops including, "Dream On", "Walk This Way", and "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing", from the "Armageddon" movie soundtrack. Perry says it was just a lucky bit of timing that allowed them to be part of "The Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular", which will be broadcast on CBS. "Steven is definitely recovered from his throat thing and he's had some foot surgery and he's just about recovered from that," said Perry. "If they had asked us two months ago when they were talking about booking the talent for the show, we would've said no, but because they asked us so close [to the Fourth] and Steven's feeling well and fit, we said yes. . . . So it worked out."

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