Penelope Spheeris, Gale Sparrow and Liz Heller

Brigitte Lacombe discusses her photography career, including the portraits she has captured of many notable personalities.

Mark Seliger looks back at his photography career, including his time at Rolling Stone, where he shot over 125 covers.

Jeffrey Scales talks about his career as a photographer, focusing on the world of music.

Bob Gruen discusses his career of photographing the music scene for over forty years.

Guy Webster discusses his long career of photographing rock icons and memorable album covers from the 60s and 70s.

Ed Colver discusses his images of punk music, fashion, art and the Los Angeles lifestyle.

Lynn Goldsmith presents a slideshow that covers three decades of rock and roll, including her images of Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and Michael Jackson.

Henry Diltz examines his body of work and discusses his philosophy of simply doing what he loves to do, day after day after day.

Ebet Roberts discusses her work, from the emergence of punk rock in the late 1970s through the present, and offers insights into her club, concert, and studio portraits of everyone from the Sex Pistols and Bob Marley to Madonna and the Rolling Stones.

Michael Ochs discusses the first three decades of rock photography with personal stories and rare images.

Roberta Bayley discusses her journey from a sunny Northern California upbringing to the rock war being waged in the streets of 70's New York City.

Henry Rollins discusses the power of the still image and how it is more important than ever in a world of instant communication and 24/7 media.