Membership has its privileges
The Boston Globe, MA
May 28, 2005
Members of Aerosmith's fan club, Aero Force One, got a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the Boston band this week. The three-day package, for which Aerosmith acolytes paid up to $1,000, included a trip to the Zildjian factory with drummer Joey Kramer, dinner at the Mount Blue Restaurant -- owned, not coincidentally, by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry -- and a day at the Longview Farm Recording Studios in North Brookfield, where Aerosmith, the Rolling Stones, and Motley Crue have all recorded.
May 28, 2005
Members of Aerosmith's fan club, Aero Force One, got a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the Boston band this week. The three-day package, for which Aerosmith acolytes paid up to $1,000, included a trip to the Zildjian factory with drummer Joey Kramer, dinner at the Mount Blue Restaurant -- owned, not coincidentally, by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry -- and a day at the Longview Farm Recording Studios in North Brookfield, where Aerosmith, the Rolling Stones, and Motley Crue have all recorded.
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