Billy Bob Thornton

You don't really notice it.

You know what I mean?

Absolutely.

And with our band in particular, I mean, before that, I played in a million bands and had a solo band that did four major label solo records, and that's where I met some of the guys that rolled over into the Boxmasters.

J.D.

Andrew, specifically, he and I are the longest-running members.

We started the band together, and he and I still run it.

And, you know...

We're the opposite of what normally happens.

Normally, a band, when they're younger, they hit it for a while, three or four years, maybe have a couple of hits or at least some things that people know about.

And then as the years go on, you start to dwindle a bit, you know.

I mean, unless you're the Rolling Stones or the Who.

We just opened for the Who on our last tour, which was awesome.

And so this band has started as, you know, it's like, you know, I got this crap about it's always an actor who wants to be a musician just like this guy and that guy.

And it's like, no, no, I was a musician who came to L.A.

to play music, accidentally became an actor.

Next thing you know, I made $381 on an episode of Matlock with five lines.

And I'm like, I'm broke.

I better do this.

That's how I became an actor.