From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to The Treatment, the Home Edition.

I'm Elvis Mitchell.

My guest today played on some of the most epical and transcending albums of the 70s. I think of Caravansari or Azteca or

one of my favorites of all time, the first Betty Davis album, the real Betty Davis.

I would do more stuff to introduce you, but we're out of time. Sorry, I'm kidding.

My guest today is, of course, the guy who went on to find a little group after all these

achievements called Journey.

His name is Neil Sean, and he's auctioning off a few of his prize guitars on July 31st at Heritage Auctions.

So, Neil Sean, I can't thank you enough for being here, man.

This is really thrilling to

me. Thank you. It's nice to be here. It's nice to be getting ready to play back in the world,

and we're here in Chicago rehearsing. Everything's sounding really good, and we're having a blast.

You're rehearsing. Are you about to go back out on the road again soon?

We are, but right now, we're, you know, we're playing a lot of Paloosa on the road again soon? We are, but right now we're, you know, we're playing a lot of

Paloosa on the 31st here. We're co-headlining with Post Malone. And we are also playing on the 29th

at the Aragon Ballroom, which is like original stomping grounds for Journey

here in Chicago, and we're going to play a nice extended set, probably close to it.

I bet you by the time we actually get on stage, it'll probably end up being about three hours.

I think of you in two ways as being a guy who was a part of that big jam band movement

out of the Bay Area and in the

70s and also somebody who found himself in these situations where you always got the right

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