Brian Johnson

AC/DC singer co-wrote "Never Gets Old" for Jackyl frontman's upcoming album.

He delivered “Back in Black” and “You Shook Me All Night Long” with fellow Newcastle native Sam Fender.

It commemorates the singer's first live performance with the band in 1980.

Singer says "it’s getting tabloidy" when repeatedly asked if band will return to action.

“It was me at the end of the pen," singer declares in new memoir.

Invaluable advice from the pre-AC/DC days guided him through career lulls.

AC/DC frontman found himself just “20 yards away” from where bandmate was treated for early-onset dementia.

"I wish that I could have got to know him better," he says of AC/DC predecessor.

"I've gone from choirboy to rock 'n' roll singer," he says. "And now I've gone and written a bloody book about it."

Singer recalls “apprehension” as he attempted rehearsal with cutting-edge hearing technology.

Brian Johnson recalls trip to Scotland with Malcolm Young and a box of fireworks.

Singer says nondisclosure agreements turned him into “lying bastard.”