In several years, they received full treatment and left drugs behind. Tim Collins, their manager, pledged to make Aerosmith the best band of 90’s, if the musicians were done with drugs. Aerosmith began winning back the lost positions, but narcotics remained a very serious problem to the musicians of Aerosmith. The first studio album, recorded after the reunion, was Done with Mirrors (1985). During this tour, they recorded the live album, Classics Live! Vol. In 1984, Aerosmith went on a successful tour under the symbolic title Back in the Saddle to celebrate the return of Perry and Whitford. During concerts, the musicians collapsed right on the stage. In 1982, the band produced Rock in a Hard Place, a failure vividly proving their problems. These factors predetermined creative crisis of the musicians. Moreover, the musicians on Aerosmith led an unhealthy way of life taking too much alcohol and drugs. Aerosmith parted with Perry and, shortly after, with Whitford, both guitarists. The popularity came together with big troubles.
At that time, Aerosmith were doing concerts as headliners already, supporting nobody any longer. Rocks ran platinum quickly, while the songs Last Child, and Back in the Saddle became radio hits. In 1976, they released Rocks, the album still regarded as the heaviest one in the discography of Aerosmith. This album proved that Aerosmith had created their own style instead of copying celebrated groups. In a year, they recorded Toys in the Attic. It was the first CD in the streak of multi platinum albums. In 1974, Aerosmith prepared their second album, Get Your Wings. The debut album by Aerosmith with the same name demonstrated the direction they had chosen to move further – blues-based hard rock with elements of glam. In 1971, the present lineup was formed: Steven Tyler, Tom Hamilton, Joe Perry, Joey Kramer and Brad Whitford. Vocalist Steven Tyler, who started his music career as a drummer, has always been the leader of the band. Aerosmith is an American rock band originated in 1970 in Boston.
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