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Interview: Greg Kihn Discusses New Music, Book and Tour Plans

If you’ve ever played in a classic-rock cover band, chances are you had a Greg Kihn song somewhere in your set list.

Through the early Eighties, the Greg Kihn Band racked up a series of hit singles, like “The Breakup Song (They Don’t Write ’Em),” “Lucky” and, his highest-charting track, 1983’s “Jeopardy,” all of which were issued on the independent power-pop label Beserkley Records.

Kihn released his last album in 1996, the same year that he launched his literary career with the novel Horror Show and became a radio fixture on KUFX FM in San Jose. After a string of ownership changes, KUFX became a superstation in San Francisco, and Kihn’s morning radio program was heard by millions each week.

But last September, following 17 years with the station, Kihn was dropped from the program, and his contract was allowed to lapse when it came up for renewal soon after.

Since then, the guitarist had a new burst of creative energy. He’s releasing digital remasters of classic albums from his group’s days. He’s also considering a summer tour with the Greg Kihn Band that will include his hits and possibly some new material. Plus, he’ll soon release a new Beatles-related fictional work titled Rubber Soul . Even without a radio show, Kihn has a big year ahead of him, as Guitar World learned in the following interview.

GUITAR WORLD: What led to your breakup with KUFX?

I’ve been doing radio for 17 years, 16 of them as the number-one morning show in San Francisco. The station I worked at was sold [ to Entercom Communications in January 2011 ], and I was probably the highest paid guy there. I was a ratings winner. I guess they looked around for things to cut and I was the one who had a great big bull’s-eye on my back that said “Highly Compensated Employee”! [ laughs ]

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The thing is, radio is now a very corporate thing. It never used to be this bad. There used to be a few mom-and-pop radio stations and a few small radio groups, but now it’s all big corporations who buy the stations and basically do whatever they want. I stayed on for a year and a half [ following the Entercom purchase ], and then they cut me loose. Since I was let go, I’ve really been on a creative burst. I’ve finished a novel and started writing songs again. I’ve also started rehearsing the band, and now we have a few offers for tours this summer.

What’s it like being back in the studio again?

I’d forgotten how much fun the whole process of creating is. Back when the band was in its prime, we would rehearse every day. Being in the studio and coming up with ideas was when it was the most fun. Before you know it, you’re writing songs.

“Jeopardy” was a huge hit for you. What do you remember about that time in your career?

I remember exactly where I was when I found out it was Number One. We were driving in the tour bus, out in the middle of nowhere, and saw a sign for Custer’s Last Stand, so we stopped. I got on the payphone and called the record company to see how the song was doing, and the guy on the other end said, “Son, your record’s just gone to Number One! ” [ laughs ]. The guys and I all high-fived each other and then drove around until we found a bar. We celebrated the rest of the afternoon by drinking a pitcher of margaritas and getting toasted. [ laughs ]

How did that song come about?

One day, Steve Wright [ keyboardist for the Greg Kihn Band ] came over to my house with a Casio [ portable keyboard ] and started playing me that riff, and I swear to God, out of nowhere, as if I was channeling the song, I just started singing, “Our love’s in jeopardy”…the ooh s and everything! I don’t know where it came from. It was completely spontaneous. Steve looked at me and asked, “Hey, did you know I was coming over?” And I said, “No, it just popped out of my head!” We wrote that song in 15 minutes. [ laughs ].

All of the great songs seem to write themselves. If it takes you three weeks to finish a song, you know that song isn’t going anywhere. But if you can write a song that just pops out of you like it writes itself, nine times out of 10 it’s going to be a hit. All of my Top 10 hits, like “Jeopardy,” “Breakup Song” and “Lucky,” all came flying out. I figure that half of the songs the Beatles wrote were like that. They just sat down and stuff would come flying out.

What’s the secret to getting in the zone?

If I knew the answer to that, I’d be a millionaire! [ laughs ] But I think the key as a songwriter is to try and get yourself mentally in that space. You can’t worry about things like needing to have your transmission fixed or that your taxes are overdue. You need to have your mind completely cleared, and then the ideas will come. You also have to just wait and be patient. The harder you try to make it happen, the harder it becomes.

Tell me a little about your upcoming book.

It’s a murder mystery that will probably be coming out in March called Rubber Soul . It’ll be published by Premier Digital Publishing. It’s a historical fiction story about a guy who meets and becomes best friends with the Beatles before they become the Beatles. He sticks with them up until they’re superstars. It culminates with their harrowing 1966 experiences in Manila after they allegedly snub the Marcos regime. [ The Beatles turned down an invitation to a reception at the palace of Ferdinand Marcos, then president of the Philippines. The palace responded by turning mobs of angry Marcos followers against the group and making the Beatles pay a large sum of money before being allowed to leave the country. ]

What are your plans for the rest of this year?

I’ll probably be spending the summer touring and having fun. The last full-fledged tour for me was at least 16 years ago. I was always a weekend warrior, but as far as a real tour is concerned, I haven’t done one for as long as I’ve been on radio. But it’s just like riding a bike, and I’m really looking forward to it.

Greg Kihn’s latest book, Rubber Soul , will be released In March. To keep up to date on Kihn’s show dates and book and album releases, check out his web site and Facebook .

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The Greg Kihn Band is an American band that was started by frontman Greg Kihn and bassist Steve Wright. Their most successful singles include "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" (Billboard Hot 100 #15) and "Jeopardy" (Billboard Hot 100 #2).

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LeValley: Right. So you’ve written a couple of books. The Wiki page says you’ve written four horror fiction novels.

Kihn: Yeah. I don’t know. I wouldn’t call them horror. The first one was horror. Yes, that’s true. But most of the other ones I would just call strange. The last two books that I wrote were about The Beatles, and The Beatles were actually characters in the novel. They actually had their lines and everything. And it was really… I’ll tell you the story. You want to hear that? It’s real quick story.

LeValley: Sure.

Kihn: I was interviewing all of the remaining Beatles on the radio, like, Paul McCartney would come to town. And I’d interview Paul, like two or three times. I interviewed Ringo Starr, I interviewed Pete Best, the original drummer for The Beatles. And I asked them all the same question. I said, “Where did The Beatles get their music? Because there were no import shops. There were no places you could go and buy “Twist and Shout” by the Isley Brothers, let’s say. “Where did you get it?” And he goes, “Oh, that was our secret. We had a lot of friends that were merchant Marines, and they would bring records back from the States.” So they would float over to… this was all ships. They would go over to New York and Baltimore, which I was from, and they would come back to Liverpool with stacks of 45 rpm records. And a lot of those singles would find their way into flea markets and second hand shops and places like that, which is where the Beatles found it. And they knew a guy that knew a guy that could get the records, but they didn’t have any money because they were so poor, and they were just getting ready to go to Hamburg, and they needed this vast repertoire of songs.

So our guy lends them the songs, they become best friends. And he remains best friends with the Beatles through their entire lives. And in the end, he winds up saving their lives from an assassination attempt in the Philippines in ‘67.

LeValley: That’s in the book?

Kihn: Yeah, man.

LeValley: Well, I’m going to have to check that out.

Kihn: And I talked to Ringo about the death threats and the Philippine thing, and he said, man, “We were scared out of our wits. We thought that the shots were going to be coming from any direction. Usually they shoot people from roofs there, and they were afraid as they ran to the plane that they were going to be picked off by Marcos loyalists who had different bones to pick with the Beatles. But Ringo told me since then, “The last thing I remember was Brian Epstein (who was their manager at the time) yelling, ““Run, boys, run! Don’t walk! Run to the plane!”” And he said, “I don’t know if there were bullets flying around. I did. I just ran.” And that story got in my brain and became the germ… The name of the novel, by the way, is called Rubber Soul. And that was the idea for it. Interesting.

LeValley: Yeah, I’m going to look for that and give it a read.

Kihn: Oh, yeah. You got to read Rubber Soul. It’s completely unlike anything you’ll ever read again. It’s really neat.

LeValley: It sounds like it. So you have your son playing lead guitar with you now?

Kihn: You’re cutting out again. Can you hear me now?

LeValley: I can hear you. Yes, this time. I’m sorry.

Kihn: Did you ask a question about “The Breakup Song”?

LeValley: I was just asking if the band had changed between “The Breakup Song” and the album with “Jeopardy” on it. Just because it sounds different.

Kihn: One guy did join the band, and that was Gary Phillips. Do you realize (and this is really shocking) of the five guys that were in the original Greg Kihn band, there’s only two guys left standing?

LeValley: No, I didn’t realize that.

Kihn: Isn’t that unbelievable? I outlived them all. It’s me and Larry Lynch, the original drummer who always drank milk and never took drugs. And everybody else is dead. Dave Carpenter is dead. Gary Phillips had cancer. Steve Wright had a heart attack. I mean, it was pretty…

LeValley: Yeah, and yet Keith Richards lives on.

Kihn: I’m still here.

LeValley: Well, have you led a pretty healthy lifestyle?

Kihn: No! Jesus, I’ve been horrible. Everybody would have said that I’d have been the first one to go, I’m sure.

LeValley: No, it doesn’t always work out like that.

Kihn: I lucked out. And, you know, life has been very good to me. I’ve had a wonderful career, several careers: radio, records, and literary. I feel like I’ve been blessed and I had a great life. And if it all ended tomorrow, which I don’t think it will, I look back on it as a big fat plus. I really feel like I’ve been very lucky. And being a musician, you’re just trying to put one foot in front of the other. You just follow your footsteps. And it’s like that being a writer or a guy on the radio. So for me, I follow my footsteps. And it has led me here, and I don’t know where it’s going to leave me next, but I’m ready, man.

LeValley: All right, well, I want to thank you for taking the time to talk to me. I really appreciate it. And you’re just a wonderful interviewee, so I appreciate it.

Kihn: Well, thank you. Hey, listen, I appreciate that. John Lappen does a heck of a job.

LeValley: Who’s this?

Kihn: John Lappen, the publicist.

LeValley: Oh, yeah, he was great, too!

Kihn: Yeah, he’s good. Yeah, he’s good. All right, listen, man, I really appreciate talking to you today, and it was very pleasant.

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Best of Beserkley ’75 – ’84

New disc features 21 remastered hits from the legendary 80’s rocker.

April 1, 2012, San Francisco, CA – Legendary 80’s rocker, Greg Kihn , is proud to announce the release of his new album, Greg Kihn Band: Best of Beserkley, ’75-’84 , as both hardcopy CD and digital download. Best of Beserkley, ’75-’84 ’s 21-tracks features 19 Greg Kihn remastered original hits drawn from Greg’s eight-of-nine full-length Beserkley Records studio albums, including The Breakup Song (They Don’t Write ‘em Like That) , Jeopardy , Happy Man and Reunited , along with two tribute tracks to Bruce Springsteen (long considered one of Greg’s biggest musical influences), Rendezvous and For You.

In the late 80’s, Beserkley Records sold the original Greg Kihn Band master recordings, along with the rest of the Beserkley Records catalog. After many years of legal wranglings, Greg finally obtained the rights to release his back catalog from this seminal era of his musical career. Existing diehard and new fans who have followed Greg Kihn from the beginning of his career as a folkie/pop-rock troubadour to one of the most recognizable and popular Gold-selling video Rock Stars during MTV’s 1980’s glory years will want to add this essential compilation to their classic rock music collection.

Beserkley Records is credited as being one of the first successful American Punk Rock Indie Record Labels, established in 1973 in Berkeley, California, releasing albums by Earth Quake , Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers , The Rubinoos and the label’s biggest breakthrough artist, Greg Kihn . Beginning with his third album, Next of Kihn (1978), Greg continually ‘charted’ in America thanks to regular FM radio airplay. By 1981 Greg Kihn’s “The Breakup Song (They Don’t Write ‘Em)” from Rockihnroll (1981), broke the Top 40 and his fifth and sixth albums, Kihntinued (1982) and Kihnspiracy (1983), all reached the Top 40 on the LP charts. Greg’s 1983 single “Jeopardy” became Beserkley Records’ biggest hit, peaking on the Billboard Charts at #2, (#1 on Billboard Dance and International Charts), achieving Gold sales status for Kihnspiracy (over 500,000 units sold), and mainstream recognition. This was due, in large part, to “Jeopardy becoming one of early-MTV’s most popular music videos. “Jeopardy” featured Greg and band in a scripted play-acted scenario, with elaborate special effects, that reinvented the music video into a micro story-telling genre, influencing other elaborate and grandiose productions, such as Michael Jackson’s Thriller , and countless others.

According to Greg, “It’s said ‘if you can remember the 60’s you weren’t there,’ and now that I reflect on being a Beserkley Records recording artist almost four decades after I first signed with the label, I realize that when I try to recall those years, much has been lost in the fog of age. I mean, after all, we did refer to the label as ‘Rather Ripped Records’ after closing time… But, I digress… These songs really represent and bring back all of the best memories of my achievements and peaks of my musical career during the carefree halcyon heydays as a Beserkley Records recording artist… when everything was safe, nothing was dangerous and we were all young and immortal. I can clearly hear, feel and experience that unbridled excitement and exuberance in each track, more so now that I’ve painstakingly remastered each and every song, and I am sure you, fair listener, will, as well.”

Greg Kihn Band: Best of Beserkley, ’75-’84 , released through Riot Media/Records , can be purchased through GregKihn.com , iTunes at http://itunes.gregkihn.com , Amazon.com at http://amazon.gregkihn.com and other online digital and CD music retailers.

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