RUSH Drummer Interviewed On SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO

September 19, 2006

According to a posting on the RUSH fan site Power Windows, RUSH drummer Neil Peart was interviewed on Sirius Satellite Radio today in support of his new book, "Roadshow: Landscape With Drums". The interview is now available online at this location. Besides the new book, topics include the R30 dryers, multi-show fans, intrusive fans, his motorcycle, touring, writing lyrics and drummer jokes.

Neil Peart recently told Billboard.com that RUSH has penned eight songs for its next studio album, which should be out in early 2007. Peart also said that his lyrics for the as-yet-untitled set were greatly influenced by his motorcycle journeys throughout the United States, chronicled in "Roadshow: Landscape With Drums".

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