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Author Selena Fragassi tells UCR how the 1995 album opened important doors for future artists.

Alan Gratzer, Neal Doughty and Bruce Hall also tell UCR about their upcoming tribute to the band's legacy.

"He always wanted to know what they were up to and he was measuring himself in comparison to them," explained Mike Love.

The following day, he canceled all of his remaining concert dates, citing "unforeseen health reasons."

Through lineup changes and the occasional lull, these groups found a way to stay together.

The band's former drummer, Alan Gratzer, shares the story with UCR.

Two new projects complete a career circle for longtime collaborator.

UCR revisits the band featuring Motley Crue's Nikki Sixx and what may happen in the future.

The guitarist tells UCR about a song he submitted, which had a working title of "You're Really High, Aren't You?"

The guitar legend tells UCR how he continues to find new life in the progressive rock band's classic catalog.