Aerosmith on the Hunt for New Singer

Yes there is no replacement for Steven, but if it's only a temp singer, why not Jeff Keith of Tesla. He has the voice and style that could compeliment Areosmith. He is also very good friends with Steven and I'm sure he wouldn't mind having one of his students of the business fell in.

Aerosmith can`t continue without Tyler. Just like The Stones would cease to exist without Jagger.
Call it a day guys...sounds like it is time to wind down to retire like the rest of us - your peers.
Let the young groups take over. Nothing worse than has beens trying to stay warm & no heck in ever being hot again.

its about time they got rid of him he sucks!!!!

It will never work.I will eat my dog if it does and I love my dog

That is going to be a tuffy? Blessings, love & alot of luck is what I wish for all of them, now & always

This nonsense has been ongoing since I saw these fools falling off the stage in the 70's. I don't wish to demonize Joe Perry, but, and this is a radical concept, why not let loose of the money machine's crank and do something new? The dynamics of the group are such, that any replacement will result in anemic watered down PRODUCT, that would be embarassing. If you are truly an artist create.

What is Aerosmith without Steven Tyler? Don't get a replacement and ruin your history, just exit with grace. Aerosmith won't be Aerosmith without the man.

Too bad Areosmith can not support an addiction. That is the music biz though (I do know I am married to a tour manager!) From the band to the crew they all should just pack hefty garbage bags for clothes because in the end they throw you away only to replace you.....

joe perry is so full of himself that he needs to be in the spotlight also he has a gaudy tour bus w/ his face slathered all over it he needs to pay for (the one that about run me down in sturgis) aerosmith is over this is about as stupid as reviving the jimi hendrix experience (no jimi) if they do get back together they should lose perry

Trevor Horn replaced Jon Anderson for one record at the end of the '70s. It was a good record, and he had a good voice, similar range. But he just wasn't Jon Anderson, and Yes isn't Yes without him. I agree with Leah about Journey. I personally prefer the Greg Rollie years myself, but the Cain Schon, Smith, Valory and Perry lineup is still THE classic Journey lineup for most people. Styx tried it without Dennis DeYoung, and they ended up being a vegas act after that. Sam Halen / Van Hagar was good and they filled arenas... Hagar was as good a replacement as they could have hoped for at the time, and it helped that he was NOT like David Lee Roth because this allowed them to make a clean break and come up with a totally different sound. Hagar had his own following and was a good showman in his own right. They were a completely different band after that, probably with a lot of new and different fans, but not bad... Just not classic Van Halen. They really messed up bad when they fired Hagar and got that guy from Xtreme. Aerosmith probably ought to hang it up at this point. They're too old for the type of music they play. They're not like the Moody Blues or Yes who are also old, but can keep playing because their focus is on the music, not the image.