Over on the Gear Page, a forum member has picked up one of those crazy Reverse Flying V's and submitted an amazing review, complete with incredible photos of the Reverse V in action (the couch shot is hysterical), along with some drool-enducing photos of his guitars. Check it out here.

Kevin, Joe, and Nick, the teenage siblings who make up the Jonas Brothers, have already made a splash in the music world, already selling more than 200,000 copies of their eponymous debut album, which reached number five on the Billboard chart. Now, in cooperation with the Disney Channel, the brothers are to be featured in their own TV series, movie, and concert special. The Disney Channel televison program, titled J.O.N.A.S. will star the Jonas brothers as young government operatives. Meanwhile, the movie they're to star in is called Camp Rock, and the guys will play the camp counselors. In addition, Disney will air the concert footage from the brothers' October 6 concert in Gramercy Park.

A longtime admirer of the style and songs of Buck Owens, Dwight Yoakam has crafted a tribute to the country bard, who died in California last March aged 76.

Apparently, one of the members of Korn messed with the bull and got the horns during the shooting of their latest video “Hold On.”

Lenny Kravitz has just announced plans for a February release of his eighth album It's Time for a Love Revolution, on which he reportedly played nearly every instrument.

Available November 13, Atlantic Records/Rhino Entertainment will honor Rock & Rock Hall of Famers Led Zeppelin with the release of Mothership, a 24-track, two-CD comprehensive collection that spans their illustrious career.

Ever wanted to send a personalized “Subterranean Homesick Blues” e-card message to all your friends?

Rumors are rife that Journey have offered the job of their new singer to Arnel Pineda, frontman of a Filipino covers outfit called The Zoo Band.

John Lyndon has sympathy for Amy Winehouse and Pete Doherty. Just don't ask him about Sting.