Anybody In The Spotlight Can Get Lost

When I'm Doing Interviews, I'm Doing Interviews, And When I Am Writing, I'm Writing. I Sit There With A Musician And I Write. It's The Same Process Since I Started Writing In My Twenties. I Like To Come In And Leave With A Finished Song.

Were It Not For Scientology, I Would Either Be Completely Insane Or Dead By Now.

I Think Most Artists Start Off Playing In Front Of People And Are Used To Doing It Before They Go Out. I Kind Of Did It The Opposite. The Thing Got Blown Sky High And I'm On Tv On "good Morning America" Doing My First Performance In Front Of Everybody. I Think It Was Backward And From That, What I Got Out Of It, The End Is What I Wanted, Which Was Headlining My Own Tour, Having People Come Because They Loved My Record And Loved My Music.

I Wanted To Come Through With My Own Voice And, Hopefully, Have It Affect People. I Want People To Know That I'm Not An Elvis Impersonator.

I Was Always Writing Music Anyway. I Just Sort Of Fell Into It. Writing For Me Is A Therapeutic Process.