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2nd September 1990 / Sayreville New Jersey
HAYLEE'S POV:
Out In A Blaze Of Glory Is This The End For Bon Jovi?
Jon put the magazine down eerily slowly, and stared stalely ahead of himself. His jaw clenched, grinding his teeth as the words engrained themselves into him. Is this the end of Bon Jovi?
Those eyes, the baby blues that once resembled a calm ocean on a summer's day, hardened into an icy glare.
I grabbed the magazine, flicking to the article they'd written about Jon and the band.
Bon Jovi, 28, released his first solo record this August, a soundtrack to new hit movie, 'Young Guns II'. The album has been a hit across the globe, and the single and title track, 'Blaze Of Glory', hit number one just this weekend, the video accompanying it filmed on a mountain in Moab Utah.
Video director Wayne Isham recounted the story of Jon's jacket catching fire on set, almost setting the New Jersey rocker ablaze. Luckily, no one was seriously injured, and the sexy young rockstar appeared to escape unscathed.
I skimmed over the next few paragraphs, talking about the album and about Jon Jon Jon. Aha, finally I reached the part where they spoke about the band.
However, with all of the success that the singer has achieved with his solo debut, one really has to wonder, does he need the band anymore? Jon Bon Jovi has spoken about the recording process of his latest album, detailing experiences recording with the likes of Jeff Beck, Elton John, and even Little Richard. It begs the question, after recording with such superstars, would the front man ever return to his old band? We hope so, but the situation isn't looking good for Bon Jovi.
The band has been on hiatus, ever since singer Jon seriously injured himself while performing, breaking his leg and suffering other unspecified symptoms after a knock to the head. The band have reportedly not been in contact since, aside from a brief encounter where they attended the singers wedding party.
According to Jon, not one of his band mates congratulated him on the success of his latest release, leading many to believe that they are jealous, envying Jon's position in the spotlight.
But that's not the only thing that aren't looking good for the band. The other four members, Richie Sambora, David Bryan, Tico Torres and Alec John Such, are not signed to the band's label, Polygram, they are individually employed by Jon himself.
I stopped reading by that point, looking back over to Jon, who sat silently at the table. His anger had subsided, and a wash of deep sadness had come over him. He kept staring, devoid of emotion, or any light in his eyes. All previous happiness and excitement of his album going number one? Gone, in an instant, like pulling a rug from underneath him.
