Jon Bon Jovi

Frontman elbowed aside musical guests Foo Fighters in 2007 outing.

Bon Jovi was just a teen when he met the Rolling Stones icon.

Singer says large-scale touring is “not motivational” anymore and suggests he’s moved on from being “eternal optimist.”

Frontman wanted to tour with "pop groups," but his manager had other ideas.

Singer celebrates his failures, starting with “terrible” performance in front of his parents.

His bitterness involves Donald Trump, radio deejays in Buffalo, and the BIlls' fan group known as the "12th Man Thunder."

Rockers’ doomed effort to purchase the city’s NFL franchise still hurts.

But singer argues there’s an upside to his old friend’s absence from Bon Jovi.

Set will take place in conjunction with singer's wine and World Central Kitchen.

Dorothea laughs it off, because “everyone’s focusing on what Mr. Bon Jovi wants.”