Gregg Rolie

Two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee also built the foundation for Santana.

Toto's Steve Lukather also joined them for a cover of "Black Magic Woman."

Prospect of shows with band's original keyboardist discussed as feud with Jonathan Cain intensifies.

Their most overlooked album provided a fitting, though little-heard, swan song for co-founding keyboardist.

Steve Perry is obviously No. 1. But the runner-up might surprise longtime fans.

He bowed out in 1980, three years after Steve Perry arrived.

Former Journey member isn’t slowing down after solo album release: “There’s no rules anymore.”

This is the Santana co-founder's first full-length studio album in 18 years.

Six men each have sang lead and played drums with the band onstage. And some of the numbers are closer than you might think.

If we relied only upon studio projects from Steve Perry, this list would be remarkably short. Luckily, other guys have been busy.