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Duo made a surprise appearance alongside Burton Cummings, Tom Cochrane, Meredith Moon and more.

"We sound like a really, really bad Rush tribute band," guitarist tells UCR.

He explains why a gig was so special and why he didn't feel so good about another one.

He also reiterates that he is "not interested in touring anymore."

"My little black book got filled up really quickly," he said of opportunistic drummers.

Not only is this El Paso drummer a huge Rush fan, he still owns Neil's gear to this day.

It took decades for the bassist to ask why he was briefly kicked out of the band.

He believed the song "would end up in the trash can."

Rush frontman recalls smoking pot and watching the antics of their tourmates.

"Our relationship was strained," the bassist confesses.

Rush frontman wrote “Gone” soon after drummer’s daughter died in car accident.

'I had to be discreet, but honest about my perspective.'

Surviving duo touch on possibility of touring again with “one of the great drummers.”

He insists there’s always an “if” over what might happen with planned collaboration.

It's not one of their early era efforts.

He dives into the band's "cocaine years" and the album they were "too stoned" to make.

“We all got plastered together, and he was very emphatic."

They shared a very touching, heartfelt conversation.

The Rush star was interviewed by actor Paul Rudd.

Selecting their best album came easier – as did his favorite project by someone else.