Alex Van Halen gave an emotional interview to Rolling Stone recently, remembering his late brother Eddie Van Halen and discussing his plans to keep Van Halen’s legacy alive. One of those ideas was a Van Halen reunion tour with Alex on drums and original singer David Lee Roth as the frontman.

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Ahead of the release of his memoir, ‘Brothers,’ drummer Alex Van Halen is opening up about his tenure with Van Halen and his unwavering relationship with his late brother, Eddie Van Halen, in an all-encompassing ‘Rolling Stone’ interview.

Alex Van Halen will release his memoir, Brothers, on Oct. 22. Described as a “love letter” to the late Eddie Van Halen, the book will detail Alex’s one-of-a-kind personal and musical relationship with his brother, and the audio version will include previously unreleased music from the duo.

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Alex Van Halen’s memoir Brothers is out next week. To promote it, the Van Halen drummer sat down with Rolling Stone for his first interview since the death of his brother and bandmate, guitar god Eddie Van Halen.

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.

Not even death could break the bond they shared. For the first time, Van Halen's drummer is ready to talk about everything