Filmmaker Casey Tebo has documented Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler’s journey from rock’n’roll to country music in a new film.
The documentary entitled ‘Steven Tyler: Out On a Limb’ was made by the film maker after first meeting Tyler back in 2004, going on to direct two concert films and a music video for Aerosmith.
Back in 2016, Aerosmith lead guitarist Joe Perry told USA Today he wasn’t buying into his longtime bandmate’s move to country, saying: “Hey, if I didn’t know him when I heard the song I’d go, ‘It’s OK, next.’”
The documentary explains the fallout and why Perry never really ‘bought in’ to Tyler’s passion for the genre.
In the documentary it is revealed that Nashville feels like home for Steven where he is able to show his love for motorcycles.
Tebo also recounts in the documentary Tyler being obsessed with Alison Krauss.
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry "each other's biggest supporters" despite country music fall out
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