Bob Seger will release a collection of rare and previously unreleased recordings to fans in the Midwest next week. The new album, titled Early Seger Vol. 1, will be available exclusively through Meijer stores starting on November 24. It will also be available on Seger's official website. The album will include 10 tracks that date back to the early 1970s. Previously unreleased material includes a remastered cover of the Allman Brothers' classic, "Midnight Rider."

The Faces are moving ahead with a reunion tour, minus frontman Rod Stewart. The lineup will include original members Ronnie Wood on guitar, Kenny Jones on drums and Ian McLagan on keyboards. "If we don't do it very soon, one of us is gonna check out," McLagan told Billboard. "I'm 64, for Christ's sake! We've been waiting and waiting for Rod to say yes; now he's finally said no."

Aerosmith members are concerned thatSteven Tyler has returned to some of his old habits, habits that nearly destroyed the band back in their early days. GuitaristBrad Whitford told a radio station that he would not rule out the possibility of Tyler using drugs again, especially after all the recent drama involving him leaving the band. Drummer Joey Kramer did not want to discuss the rumors but said that he hopes his bandmate "gets some help."

For the second time in their illustrious career, Bon Jovi have debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart. Their new album, The Circle, moved an impressive 163,000 copies in its first week, overtaking country star Carrie Underwood's Play On. The band's last release, 2007's Lost Highway, also debuted at number one as well, moving 292,000 copies. The chart success comes amid the beginning of Bon Jovi's run as the "Artist in Residence" for NBC.