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AEROSMITH Frontman Comes Clean On Throat Problems

April 25, 2006

Launch Radio Networks reports: AEROSMITH frontman Steven Tyler has come clean about his health. The band had to cancel about three weeks' worth of dates this spring because Tyler was ill, and in an e-mail exchange with RollingStone.com, he admitted that his doctors "zapped a broken blood vessel in my voice box and it's healed." While that was the good news, Tyler said there's also been a downside to his downtime: "The bad: I gotta shut up. No talking for a month. Help! That's impossible! Don't they know I'm Italian?!"

Tyler also confirmed what bassist Tom Hamilton previously told Launch — that AEROSMITH will go back out on tour in the fall.

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