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AEROSMITH Guitarist Recovering From Surgery

March 24, 2008

AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry is recovering in the hospital following successful total knee replacement surgery, an operation he put off for two years so that he could fulfill the band's live commitments and perform for fans. The surgery was performed last Tuesday morning (March 18) by Dr. Arnie Shiller and Perry spent a few days in ICU where doctors were able to stabilize his pain. Perry has since been moved to a private room where he will spend a few more days before heading home to continue his recovery through the end of the year.

Watch fan-filmed video footage of Joe Perry performing with his sons singer/bassist Adrian Perry and guitarist Tony Perry, who along with their friend Ben Tileston make up TAB THE BAND on February 8 at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut;

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