I first photographed Bon Jovi live in 1983, when they opened for ZZ TOP at Madison Square Garden. A couple of years later, we met at my studio in New York City. I’d been hired by Polygram Records to shoot the band’s press photos for their second release, 7800° Fahrenheit. By the end of the decade, I was Bon Jovi’s photographer, touring the world. It was a fun time. The sex, drugs and rock & roll, cliché was all true. It was the best of times. There will never be a decade like it… read more >
The Lighter Side of Vietnam
Woody Carpenter saw death and destruction as an infantryman in Vietnam. He prefers to reflect on the lighter moments. He can share stories about the
