Peter Frampton

'Frampton Comes Alive!' made him a star. This is his story before and after that career-defining blockbuster.

A new documentary about the guitarist's career, from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows, showcases his seemingly endless fortitude and the remarkable relationships he's built along the way.

The guitarist's longtime bandleader and director Rob Arthur, tells UCR about the new film.

Hard rock, soul, live albums and greatest hits all mingled atop the charts in this eclectic year.

Ultimate Classic Rock has the chance for you to win an Epiphone Les Paul Custom plus copies of the legendary guitarist's new album and more.

From Bieber to Nugent, Carpenters to Ramones – the 40 greatest songs using music's most popular term of endearment.

Get ready for a month filled with new records from rock's biggest legends.

The legendary guitarist tells UCR about the "incredible moment" that changed his career forever.

It's from Frampton's upcoming album, 'Carry the Light,' his first of all-new music in over 15 years.

His first all-new release in 16 years features Graham Nash, Sheryl Crow, Tom Morello, Benmont Tench and others.

The album was a huge success after it was released in November 1971, but Frampton was gone by then.

It marked the 10th annual Backyard Concert in support of Teen Cancer America and the UCLA Health Center.

Turns out, many of them are simply an attempt at hooking up.

New shows will keep him on the road through early November.

A few lines from one of Frampton's biggest hits were thrown in, too.

His Let's Do It Again! tour hits the road next month.

He takes inspiration in health battle from jazz icon Django Reinhardt and confirms a new album is coming together.

Recent Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee hits the road for Let’s Do It Again!

He tells UCR about celebrating with Roger Daltrey and Keith Urban at his Rock Hall induction.

Rock's biggest stars turn up for the big event - and they all got to hug Flavor Flav.