In his first interview since Eddie Van Halen's death, Alex Van Halen tells all – including the story behind a cancelled tour with David Lee Roth

Alex Van Halen is shedding light on his brother Eddie Van Halen’s addiction to prescription pills. In his first interview since Eddie’s death, Alex, 71, explained that his late brother, the Van Halen guitarist,

If two’s good, 20's better. That was our mantra,” the Van Halen drummer told 'Rolling Stone' of Eddie’s drug use

Alex Van Halen, the co-founder and drummer of the iconic hard rock band Van Halen, has an impressive net worth of $95 million. Born in the Netherlands and raised in California, Alex’s career in music began with his brother Eddie Van Halen and continued to grow into international fame.

In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Alex Van Halen shared his plan to use AI to complete the band's unfinished songs.

Eddie Van Halen's brother and bandmate Alex Van Halen is looking to artificial intelligence to complete some of the band's unreleased music.

After Alex Van Halen and his brother heard Jimi Hendrix, they decided to ditch classical piano in favor of rock ’n roll.

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