Four different classic rock acts came through NE Ohio last week and I decided to go to 3 of the shows.  First, Todd Rundgren came to Kent for "An Unpredictable Evening".  I'm not a huge Todd fan, but I do like his music so I decided to take a chance to see if anyone had an extra ticket to this sold out show.  Luckily,  got a $40 for $30 ( I love not paying full price).  Todd and his band sounded very good and played a variety of 

cover songs including 96 Tears, Muskrat Love, and Fire.…

I was first made aware of Kenny Wayne Shepherd in the early 90's when people were talking about this young guitar phenom.  I bought his first CD a few years later and was pleasantly surprised.  In 1998, he opened up for my favorite band Van Halen (yeah it was the tour w/Gary Cherone on vocals).  I was in the 7th row on the floor and was blown away at his musical ability and guitar tone.  I actually caught one of his guitar pics too!  I bought a couple of other CD's over the years but always…

He played for about an hour and a half. Some solo material, some cover tunes and some G n R too. All of it was great. He came out about 10 minutes after the show. He's really nice and down to earth he talked to us for about 15 minutes and signed a bunch of stuff and did photos with everyone. I had a bunch of stuff but I didn't want to overdue it so I just had a few items signed. Sadly he said their will probably never be a Guns box set or another DVD, not due to Axl but the record company.…