He was replaced by Brad Whitford, who’s been in the band since the summer of 1971.
He was the band’s original rhythm guitarist when they first got started in 1970. One of the exhibitors of course is Raymond Tabano. So there’s a lot more than just the printed material. We’ve got tour shirts, tour band and crew jackets, tour programs, backstage passes all sorts of things that are going to be up and available to be seen. What are you going to have on display? It’s your collection, and you’re adding collections from other people? And we’ll do what we can to compress it into a smaller type of display at the Sunapee Historical Society. If you put it all on bulletin board, it’s over three football fields long. And it just developed and grew over the years to the point now where it’s inarguably the largest collection of its kind in the world some 54 years of clippings, articles, interviews, magazine covers. So I started collecting a lot of archives on the band, everything that was printed, all the great rock magazines at the time. How did you get into collecting Aerosmith memorabilia?īack in 1974, I was a counselor in training at Camp Coniston in nearby Croydon and got turned onto them like everyone else at the time with the song “Dream On.” I was instantly smitten and wanted to find out everything I could about these guys and it started a lifelong love affair with this band. Well, that might be a bit of hyperbole, but I certainly have loved them for most of my life, as a matter of fact. So, are you the biggest Aerosmith fan in the Granite State? He also may be New Hampshire’s biggest Aerosmith fan. Jonathan Robinson is a Sunapee resident, and he’s helping to organize the event. Memorabilia spanning the band’s nearly 50-year career will be on display.
On Saturday, the Sunapee Historical Society will be transformed into a shrine of sorts for the band when it hosts Aerosmith History Day. Lead singer Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry met in Sunapee, where they spent their childhood summers, and the rest is rock history. Aerosmith has been going strong for decades, but the legendary rock band actually traces its roots back to New Hampshire.
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