Ted Nugent

He laughed off protestors against Alabama gig, calling them "serpents."

Show was set to take place in July in Birmingham, Alabama.

Guitarist says he'll still make music, but "the logistics are just too complicated" to continue touring.

"Ted Nugent has to live with being Ted Nugent. He has to be in that body, so that’s punishment enough.”

He says the two "couldn't have a meaningful dialogue" because of Roth's drug use.

Guitarist tells UCR that someday "we'll be all dead" and someone will "resurrect" the tapes and produce them properly.

This pro-gun anthem is the first taste of his 16th solo effort.

'I've never been so scared in all my life,' a now-recovering Nugent stated.

"I thought I was dying," the rocker admitted while announcing the news.

President was recorded calling guitarist a “handsome devil” - so that’s the LP title.

Guitarist thinks he avoided intoxication issues through “luck.”

Discussion takes place in new episode of ‘Rock & Roll Road Trip with Sammy Hagar.’