Jerry Cantrell

Alice In Chains' Jerry Cantrell celebrates the upcoming release of his solo album, 'I Want Blood,' and shares some thoughts about touring with Tim Montana.

Track appears on Alice in Chains guitarist’s upcoming solo album, featuring guest appearances by Metallica and Guns N’ Roses members plus others.

“I was just really f---d up back then to be honest with you, and you can totally hear it on that record."

Alice in Chains leader releases song inspired by graphic novel "Dark Nights: Metal: Deluxe Edition.”

The Doors were the honorees at Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture, and a concert featured members of Nirvana and Alice in Chains.

Jerry Cantrell looked to step out of the large, looming shadow of Alice in Chains with his second solo album, 'Degradation Trip,' which came out in 2002.

Alice in Chains developed their unique twin-vocal sound thanks to Layne Staley encouraging Jerry Cantrell to sing more.

Alice In Chains resurfaced for the first time in two years to record for MTV, but it's unlikely anyone knew it would be one of their singer's final shows.

While the world wouldn't know it for another two weeks, it was 14 years ago today that the reclusive frontman of Alice in Chains died of a heroin overdose.

He was with Alice in Chains only for their first two albums, but Mike Starr struggled with demons that haunted him until the end.