Sammy Hagar has admitted that he is thinking about how he will eventually retire from performing live.
The 75-year-old musician, whose raspy, soulful voice has been one of the most recognizable sounds in hard rock, from his early hits as a member of MONTROSE and a solo artist to his multi-platinum r…
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