Neal Schon

He's attempting to trademark a new group called "Journey Beyond" for future use.

He was required to complete one final step before launching another band. Months later, the deadline has arrived.

They will now play past a late November concert in San Francisco after twice extending the Final Frontier Tour.

Their Final Frontier Tour appears to be over after a late-November homecoming stop in San Francisco.

Everyone knows this group's biggest hits. Let's dig around a little.

Metallica man believed he hadn’t paid enough at auction for Journey leader’s Gibson Les Paul, so he offered to return it.

As in most things with this pop-rock juggernaut of a band, Steve Perry looms large.

Even rock's most unruly scoundrels soften up when their mothers are around.

Long-running frontman says he twice tried to step away prior to the launch of their Final Frontier dates.

"I hate all these attorneys. It’s so nuts."