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Drummer admits he couldn’t afford to become an addict until big money payment in 1977.

While opening for the Rolling Stones in 1973, band found a loophole to a management rule.

Plans set to work with Rick Rubin in Texas studio.

Studio owner recalls playing trick on producer Bill Ham to secure trademark tone.

Bassist says they've recorded enough material for a new LP.

Experiences with elaborate stage productions means bassist can't enjoy the great '80s comedy.

Banger Films production premieres on Aug. 13 and ties in with group’s 50th-anniversary tour.

"It was the '60s, man," Dusty Hill says.

Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard are executive producers on “outrageous, bawdy” jukebox show.

Band will spend two months playing dates across the U.S. in celebration of its golden anniversary.