Steven Tyler

Under the guidance under the direction of Frank Connelly, their first manager, they took a few time playing Boston's clubs. The band then started working with Steve Leber (New York) and David Krebs (New York). They then signed a recording deal in 1972 and dropped their debut album, titled "Eponymous," in 1973. It was followed by Get Your Wings. Toys in the Attic. Rocks. and Draw the Line. These albums have helped Aerosmith achieve international fame. These albums were awash with famous hits like "Dream On", Walk This Way, "Sweet Emotion" and "Walk This Way". Aerosmith's first five albums went multi-platinum. Toys in the Attic and Rocks were also multi-platinum. But as the decade progressed the hectic lifestyle of performing, recording, living in a house, and using substances began to take its toll on the band. Due to their use of heroin and stimulants, Tyler and Perry were often called the Toxic Twins. Aerosmith Behind the Music contains numerous videos that showcase their bond. Tyler was more devoted to Aerosmith, and was displeased with Perry for his passive attitude. Perry, on the other hand, was envious of Tyler's importance to females throughout his life. Aerosmith's gradual decline was probably due to the conflict between Tyler and Perry and their once-friendly friends.