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STEVEN TYLER Joins JOE PERRY Onstage At Boston Gig

May 4, 2005

Carol Beggy & Mark Shanahan of The Boston Globe report: "It was an AEROSMITH reunion of sorts when guitarist Joe Perry gigged at Harpers Ferry Monday night. (The marquee was cleverly altered to read 'Harpers Perry.') Playing in support of his new solo CD, Perry attracted a few high-profile pals — Peter Wolf and Gary Cherone of EXTREME — but it was the appearance of another old friend, AEROSMITH frontman Steven Tyler, that really thrilled the crowd. Honkin' on the harmonica and belting out backing vocals on 'Talk Talkin', Tyler was distinctive without being overwhelming. As Perry stated with a sly grin, 'You don't see that every day, especially for 10 bucks.' True enough."

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