Steven Tyler on big screen

Aerosmith's Steven Tyler is about to follow in his daughter Liv's footsteps. He has become an actor for the movie Goodnight Joseph Parker.

The movie is about a small town bar called Joey's and a local boy named Charlie who becomes a famous crooner and then returns home to save the place he started out in.

The movie was written by Dennis Brooks who also makes his debut as a director for the movie. He wrote the original story as a play when he was 23 years old after the break-up with a girlfriend and the solace he found in the music of Tom Waits.

Goodnight Joseph Parker will screen at The Method Festival in Burbank, California from April 2-9 and also The Independent Film Festival of Boston from April 30-May 2.
Meanwhile, Aerosmith will release their new album Honkin' On Bobo on April 5. It is an album of classic blues covers with one new song. The first single will be 'Baby Please Don't Go', the first hit in Australia for AC/DC with Bon Scott. The song is an old Muddy Waters standard.document.write(unescape("