Pete Townshend

Guitarist says their “old-fashioned” approach requires two years for album while younger artists release songs in weeks.

Who guitarist had expected “I Can See for Miles” to be the “biggest selling record in music history.”

Guitarist believes resentment remains after 2019 release “went out of control completely.”

Co-founder wanted to keep writing but stop touring in the ‘80s, Frampton reveals in his new memoir.

Who guitarist recalls thinking “this guy’s brilliant enough” after helping newcomer out in 1966.

The Who guitarist didn't enjoy experience of working on ‘Tommy’ movie music.

Guitarist reflects on moments he’s loved and hated his band.

Who guitarist says hippie era could have been “much better” and fears it could all happen again.

The Who veteran believes virtuosos have “exhausted the possibilities” but that things will change again in the future.

Guitarist talks about upcoming leg of the band's road show and how he started writing rock operas.