Brian Marshall laid bare his decades-long struggle with alcoholism and the salvation he found in family, his band and his music in a new mini-documentary.
The film, For the Love of The Music: Brian Marshall, was shared via Alter Bridge s YouTube account Wednesday.
It begins with the bassist discussing his gear and his musical relationship to bandmates
Scott Flip Phillips,
Myles Kennedy, but soon takes a personal turn as Marshall details how close he came to ruining his career with alcohol and drugs.
Marshall rarely gives interviews, but made an exception to explain in his own words how he began abusing alcohol as a young man and how he finally got treatment.
Brian Marshall laid bare his decades-long struggle with alcoholism and the salvation he found in family, his band and his music in a new mini-documentary.
The film, For the Love of The Music: Brian Marshall, was shared via Alter Bridge s YouTube account Wednesday.
It begins with the bassist discussing his gear and his musical relationship to bandmates
Scott Flip Phillips,
Myles Kennedy, but soon takes a personal turn as Marshall details how close he came to ruining his career with alcohol and drugs.
Marshall rarely gives interviews, but made an exception to explain in his own words how he began abusing alcohol as a young man and how he finally got treatment.
Brian Marshall laid bare his decades-long struggle with alcoholism and the salvation he found in family, his band and his music in a new mini-documentary.
The film, For the Love of The Music: Brian Marshall, was shared via Alter Bridge s YouTube account Wednesday.
It begins with the bassist discussing his gear and his musical relationship to bandmates
Scott Flip Phillips,
Myles Kennedy, but soon takes a personal turn as Marshall details how close he came to ruining his career with alcohol and drugs.
Marshall rarely gives interviews, but made an exception to explain in his own words how he began abusing alcohol as a young man and how he finally got treatment.
maybe in turn for immunity dose say that? then to your point, rachel, what does it mean legally to the big picture? turns out a lot of celebrities might have big issues that they don t want out if they want to run for public office. look at the attack right now on the president. what an agenda. now, let s look at his foundation. let s found out what his lawyer. let s raid his lawyer s apartment. go after and raid in the middle of the night paul manafort s place. he was there for three months. you cannot blame the president for feeling like is he being surrounded and targeted. the question is, fundamentally, arefully of these things illegal and if anyone is sitting out there in the business world saying to themselves i would love to run for public office. they are running for the hills right now. rachel: that s right. brian: this president was the first to do it and stuff that happened before he was even formally a candidate is coming back to haunt him. rachel: brian, i think your point
not, i think, what the american people want. brian: what you are seeing is somebody a group of people in this country that do not want president trump to be elected. if robert mueller was really fair and balanced, he said i m going to look for russian collusion, when i see something that s wrong, i m going to ferret it out. paul manafort go try him for something unrelated. michael cohen, see some indiscretions here. so off ramp him. well, when you are looking, did you look to see who paid for the dossier? did you look about fusion g.p.s.? did you see where it was listed in the hillary clinton camp? did you see iniquity in the way both cases were looked at? if he wanted to galvanize the country to believe the investigation was fair. he would be doing that it s only going one direction for stuff that happened before this president was even a candidate for president. steve: so the more people talk impeachment, the more it riles up the republicans. rachel: absolutely. that was the concer