GODSMACK Guitarist: 'We're Getting Along Better Than Ever'

March 25, 2003

Aaron M. Fontana of Entertainment Today recently asked GODSMACK guitarist Tony Rambola how the members of the band were getting along and if they expected a big breakup in the near future. "Actually, we get along better now than we ever have," Rambola said. "We lived in a house together for five fucking months without killing each other. Not once did anyone have a problem with anyone, if you can believe that. We were happy. We were down there and everyone got into their little routines, and then we'd do our music thing at a certain time everyday. We'd play one until 7 (p.m),8 (p.m.) at night, and that was our routine everyday. We'd go out to dinner afterwards or go home — whatever you wanted to do. From there, we kind of went to our rooms, maybe hung out a little bit. But most of the time, we would like go off and just keep to ourselves for a little while and have some alone time. We were doing it six, seven days a week, so it was pretty relentless."

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