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Today we continue our series featuring interviews from 2024, this time with Selena Gomez and Alex Van Halen.
Along with his late brother Eddie.
Alex is a founding member of the rock band Van Halen.
Known for their extravagant high energy performances, Van Halen is credited with being one of the most influential, influential rock bands of all time.
I get up and nothing gets me down.
You got it tough.
I seem the toughest around and I know, baby, just how you feel.
You got to roll on with the punches and get to one trio.
In a memoir published this year, Brothers Alex charts both he and Eddie's life and music career from their arrival to the United States from the Netherlands as kids to the influence of their father, who was a Dutch jazz musician, and the formation of the rock band in 1974.
After meeting vocalist David Lee Roth and bassist Michael Anthony.
But Mostly Brothers is a love letter to the music they created and to Eddie, who who has been called for decades one of the greatest guitarists of all time.