Black Label Society guitarist Zakk Wylde spoke of his love of Ozzy, being on the road and the job of being a rock star… “I still play for Ozzy, and I love that man to death,” he said. “But he’s not going to be doing what he does forever. The man is more than 60 years old, and one day he will come up to me and say, ‘Zakk, it’s time for me to stop.’ “I don’t look forward to that day. But it will come. And when it does, I want to be able to still do what I do í¢äåäó play music. So that’s why I started with those side projects like PRIDE & GLORY and my solo career.” “The only hard part of this gig is touring. It’s like your hobby has become your job. And I don’t care who you are í¢äåäó a rock guitarist, a writer, a porn star í¢äåäó whatever profession you get into will feel like a job at some point. The best thing to do is keep reminding yourself why you’re doing it. “And that, to me, is the secret. I don’t plan on stopping anytime soon. And I want to make sure I’m fresh when I play. We don’t get a lot of sleep on the road, and it can become monotonous at times. But I have sole responsibility for my music. I don’t have a record company telling me what I can or cannot record. And I never will.” To view the entire interview with the Deseret Morning News click here. SOURCE: BLABBERMOUTH